<span>Excretes excess water, salts, and a small amount of urea in sweat</span>
In scientific reasoning, a hypothesis is made before any applicable analysis has been done. A theory, on the opposite hand, is supported by evidence: it is a principle shaped as an effort to clarify things that have already been supported by knowledge.
For example: “It's bright outside.”
Hypothesis: A projected clarification for a development created as a place to begin for additional<span> investigation.
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Theory: <span>A well-substantiated </span>rationalization nonheritable<span> through the </span>methodology<span> and repeatedly tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation</span>
