When a scientific investigation produces evidence that does not support the hypothesis, what can you conclude about the investigation?
A law has been formed. A theory remains accurate. A theory has been disproved. More investigations need to be completed.

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When a scientific investigation produces evidence that does not support the hypothesis, what can you conclude about the investigation?
 A law has been formed. A theory remains accurate. A theory has been disproved. More investigations need to be completed.

anonymous · Answer

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here_to_help15 · Answer

More investigation needs to be completed

here_to_help15 · Answer

No law, or theory would be accurate if the scientific investigation does not match up with its hypothesis which would lead to their theory being false,so they must do more investigation to get accurate information. :)