Question

Which of the following statements is true regarding scientific hypotheses? A testable hypothesis is valuable, even if evidence shows that it is false. Every hypothesis is valuable, whether or not it is testable. A testable hypothesis is valuable only if all evidence supports it. There are no valuable hypotheses.

Answer 1

Answer:

A testable hypothesis is valuable, even if evidence shows that it is false

Explanation:

A hypothesis sets a base on which the experiment is conducted by determining the design and protocol for which the scientists will take in the experiment. A hypothesis, therefore, should be developed based on good research prior to beginning to conduct the experiment. Usually a good hypothesis is one of no change called a 'null hypothesis'. Based on an analysis of data from the experiment, a hypothesis could either be rejected or accepted. If the null hypothesis is rejected then the alternative - which is usually the flip side of the null hypothesis- is  adopted as true.

Answer 2

Answer: A testable hypothesis is valuable, even if evidence shows that it is false.

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