Question

A ___________________ may be formed from many related hypotheses that have been tested and support the evidence.

Answer 1

Answer:

A theory   may be formed from many related hypotheses that have been tested and support the evidence.

Explanation:

A THEORY -: A theory is a well-established, tested explanation that gives some part of the natural world a unified description. A hypothesis is focused on substantiated knowledge, repeated testing, and a large community of scientists / researchers agree on it.

The aim of a theory is to try to understand phenomena that many researchers have examined extensively and carefully over time. A hypothesis does not prove that the "unified description is correct." However, because the theory is the result of scientifically based research, the theory (as opposed to a single hypothesis) is more likely to be correct. Any hypothesis can (and should) be tested, but many trained scientists must scientifically perform and study the experiments.

Answer 2

Answer:

A theory   may be formed from many related hypotheses that have been tested and support the evidence.

Explanation:

A THEORY -: A theory is a well-established, tested explanation that gives some part of the natural world a unified description. A hypothesis is focused on substantiated knowledge, repeated testing, and a large community of scientists / researchers agree on it.

The aim of a theory is to try to understand phenomena that many researchers have examined extensively and carefully over time. A hypothesis does not prove that the "unified description is correct." However, because the theory is the result of scientifically based research, the theory (as opposed to a single hypothesis) is more likely to be correct. Any hypothesis can (and should) be tested, but many trained scientists must scientifically perform and study the experiments.

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