Scientific experiments often produce new scientific knowledge.
what usually happens if a scien...
Biology, 31.08.2019 07:30 SavannahP04
Scientific experiments often produce new scientific knowledge.
what usually happens if a scientific experiment generates new knowledge that doesn't agree with an existing theory?
a.
scientists choose whichever side seems to have the most followers.
b.
science is abandoned as a way to generate knowledge.
c.
the new knowledge is used to reevaluate the theory.
d.
the new knowledge is ignored in favor of the old theory.
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