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12 September, 07:09

Ch of the following is an example of a falsifiable hypothesis that could lead to scientific knowledge? A. Humans were created. B. No aliens have crashed on earth. C. Aliens have crashed on Earth. D. Loch Ness has a giant reptile living in it

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