How Does a Scientist Make Assumptions

question 54

Multiple Choice

How does a scientist make assumptions?

• A) A scientist chooses the assumptions that best prove a desired result.
• B) A scientist chooses the assumptions randomly so as not to appear biased.
• C) A scientist chooses the assumptions that would be most widely accepted.
• D) A scientist chooses the assumptions that best capture the essential features of the problem.

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