Biology, 05.05.2020 11:33 annieeeeer

Why is a hypothesis important to a scientific investigation?
A)Without a hypothesis, there is no way to tell if you did an experiment correctly
B)Without a hypothesis, there is no way to tell if you have done enough research about the problem.
C)Without a hypothesis, you have no statement to tell you if your results are correct.
D)Without a hypothesis, you have no statement to which you can compare your results to in order for you to determine what those results mean.
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