Question

1. what is the purpose of an experiment in the scientific process? to give peers an opportunity to review the law to eliminate having to write a hypothesis to test a hypothesis to collect observations without following the scientific process

Explanation:

In the scientific process, a hypothesis is a proposed explanation. Experiments are conducted to test if the hypothesis is valid or not. They are not for peer - review of laws, eliminating hypothesis - writing, or collecting observations outside the scientific process.

Answer:

to test a hypothesis