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Which is a characteristic of a scientific claim?
it is supported by a controlled experiment with multiple trials that can be repeated by others
it is another way to describe the controlled variables in an experiment.
it involves an experiment with multiple variables that can be repeated by others
it is an if-then statement that predicts the most likely results of an experiment
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Correct answer: "it is supported by a controlled experiment with multiple trials that can be repeated by others."
Explanation: A scientific claim must be backed by empirical evidence—ideally from controlled, repeatable experiments with multiple trials. The other choices describe controlled variables (choice 2), a flawed experiment design with multiple changing variables (choice 3), and a hypothesis (choice 4).
Explanation: A scientific claim must be backed by empirical evidence—ideally from controlled, repeatable experiments with multiple trials. The other choices describe controlled variables (choice 2), a flawed experiment design with multiple changing variables (choice 3), and a hypothesis (choice 4).
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