What is the purpose of controlling the environment when testing a hypothesis?
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The simplest purpose in controlling the environment is to get a "reliable result".
Control environment makes the other variables constant and helps in only focusing of the desired thing or hypothesis. This way you don't get any disturbance and inclusion that is undesirable from outside environment.
This also makes sure that the system is behaving according to expectation as well as on basis of previous knowledge.
Imagine you do not have any controlled environment then there is a chance of unexpected particle inclusion that will effect the result of testing.
Control environment makes the other variables constant and helps in only focusing of the desired thing or hypothesis. This way you don't get any disturbance and inclusion that is undesirable from outside environment.
This also makes sure that the system is behaving according to expectation as well as on basis of previous knowledge.
Imagine you do not have any controlled environment then there is a chance of unexpected particle inclusion that will effect the result of testing.
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It enables the researcher to decide the impact of the changed variable.
Factors are an essential piece of science undertakings and examinations. What is a variable? Fundamentally, a variable is any factor that can be controlled, changed, or measured in a trial. Logical examinations have a few sorts of factors. The autonomous and ward factors are the ones normally plotted on a diagram or chart, however there are different sorts of factors you may experience.
Factors are an essential piece of science undertakings and examinations. What is a variable? Fundamentally, a variable is any factor that can be controlled, changed, or measured in a trial. Logical examinations have a few sorts of factors. The autonomous and ward factors are the ones normally plotted on a diagram or chart, however there are different sorts of factors you may experience.
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