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Firing a bullet into a pig carcass to compare the damage to a human body would be an example of which scientific process in forensic science? A) Forming a hypothesis B) Question…

Firing a bullet into a pig carcass to compare the damage to a human body would be an example of which scientific process in forensic science? A) Forming a hypothesis B) Question…
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Firing a bullet into a pig carcass to compare the damage to a human body would be an example of which scientific process in forensic science?

A) Forming a hypothesis
B) Questioning
C) Analyzing data
D) Experimenting

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D. Experimenting is the answer you are looking for because if you are comparing the action you are doing is experimenting.
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User John Rutherford
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the answer is D experimenting
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