Once an experiment is complete, which of the following is NOT a step to
be taken with the data?
A. incrpreting it
B. plotting it on a graph to find correlations
C. analyzing it with statistical analysis
D. altering it to fit within the hypothesis

D. altering it to fit within the hypothesis

Explanation:

An experiment is carried out to fill an inquisition i.e. to answer a question. According to the scientific method, prior to experimentation, there must be a HYPOTHESIS. The hypothesis is tested for rejection or approval via experimentation.

After the experiment has been conducted, several things can be done with the data obtained. For example:

- Data can be interpreted

- the data can be plotted in a graph to find correlations

- It can be analyzed it with statistical analysis.

One thing that should never be done is; altering the data from experimentation to fit in the hypothesis.

b is the best answer for this question.

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