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Gregory Gonzalez
22 March, 10:25
When are hypotheses supported in science?
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Maximus Patel
22 March, 12:42
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A hypothesis is a prediction so when the data collected shows that it had the outcome you predicted in he hypothesis, your hypothesis is correct.
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Biablo
22 March, 13:04
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After you gathered your research in the experiment to prove if you were correct or not depending on the outcome of said experiment.
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