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Scientific inquiries typically begin with the formulation of a testable question. then, experiments are designed, and data is collected and evaluated. once the evaluation is complete, what should be done with the evaluation? scientific inquiries typically begin with the formulation of a testable question. then, experiments are designed, and data is collected and evaluated. once the evaluation is complete, what should be done with the evaluations?

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