Question

1. rosa conducts an experiment. her results do not support her hypothesis. what should she do? a repeat the experiment to check for errors. b. change the results to support the hypothesis. c. discard the data because it does not agree with her hypothesis. d. try to make an experiment that will give her the results she wants.

Explanation:

In scientific experiments, when results don't match the hypothesis, the proper approach is to check for errors by repeating the experiment. Changing results, discarding data, or rigging an experiment for desired results are unethical and unscientific.

Answer:

A. Repeat the experiment to check for errors.