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    A Principal Difference Between the Scientific Approach and Inductive Reasoning
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A Principal Difference Between the Scientific Approach and Inductive Reasoning

Question 38

Question 38

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A principal difference between the scientific approach and inductive reasoning is that the scientific approach involves


A) observation.
B) data collection.
C) data analysis.
D) hypothesis testing

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