Discussion
A successful scientific experiment will result only in
Answer: C
A successful experiment results only in the rejection of one or more hypotheses.
Evidence can disprove a hypothesis conclusively but can never prove one, since the next observation may contradict it. A hypothesis that survives repeated attempts to refute it is provisionally accepted, not proved.
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