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23-12-2019
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Why are hypotheses so valuable in the scientific community

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ElliClaire ElliClaire

23-12-2019

A hypothesis is an idea that has to be put to a test in prefer to be proven true. The more specific the predictions are, the easier is is to lower the amount of ways the results could be explained.

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