Question

what should be done if the evidence does not support the claim in an experiment? publish the results anyway. ignore the evidence. change the topic. revise the setup and procedure.

Explanation:

In scientific experiments, when evidence doesn't support a claim, it indicates potential flaws in the experimental setup or procedure. Revising them can lead to more accurate results. Publishing results without proper revision when evidence doesn't support the claim is unethical. Ignoring evidence goes against the scientific method. Changing the topic is an over - reaction when the issue may lie with the experiment itself.

Answer:

D. Revise the setup and procedure