Physics, 02.09.2020 16:01, madistupid

Miles and Allison are conducting a science experiment on bacteria and they have a different hypothesis about what is going to happen. After
repeating their experiment several times, they realize that the results of
the experiment do not clearly support either hypothesis. What should
Miles and Allison do next?
O A. assume Miles hypothesis is correct
O B. revise their hypotheses and do another test
C. change their results to match one of their hypotheses
O D. repeat the experiment until it supports one of their hypotheses

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