Question

choose the correct answer. what would scientists ideally do after a single experiment? they compare findings with the initial hypothesis and assess limitations. they would label it as a scientific law. they would disregard the results.

Explanation:

In the scientific method, after an experiment, scientists compare results with the initial hypothesis to see if it's supported or refuted and also evaluate any limitations of the experiment. A single experiment is not enough to establish a scientific law, and disregarding results is not scientific practice.

Answer:

They compare findings with the initial hypothesis and assess limitations.