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Thanks corrected. While we are at it. Is it "make the following experiment" or "do the following experiment" ?

• a_lost_needle 5y ago
  Perform, conduct, execute, the experiment, etc... You generally would set up an experiment, after making a hypothesis. You could make up an experiment, and then execute I suppose. It's a noun and a verb, so you could experiment with making experiments, but making a following experiment would then be making a made thing, so I don't think that would be correct.
• 9wzYQbTYsAIc 5y ago
  Conduct the following experiment
• danhorner 5y ago
  Yes, "do the following experiment" sounds more natural. IMO, "Conduct" conveys precision and is appropriate for more formal writing.
• yumraj 5y ago
  I'll say, run the following experiment.