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4 January, 17:03

2. How do we know if a hypothesis is scientific?

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    The hypothesis can't be a opinion or something that has nothing to do with your work

    For example; if you want to see if your toilet paper is sturdy and you say "i think it will cause the commercial says it does" (wrong) answer would have to be "i infer that the toilet paper will be sturdy because it looks more resistant than other paper I've seen"
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