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What is the difference between the question and hypothesis steps in scientific inquiry?

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The question and hypothesis steps in scientific inquiry are different and constitute a progression. First a scientists constructs a research "question" that seeks to investigate some kind of phenomena in the world. A later step is to construct a "hypothesis" or potential explanation of the phenomena in the research question. The hypothesis is then used to guide the experiment to determine the validity or invalidity of the hypothesis. 
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