Based on your knowledge of the hypothetical method, which of the following accurately describe the relationship between evidence
and hypotheses? a. A hypothesis does not direct the search for evidence.
b. A hypothesis can be proven true as long as one of its implications is shown to be true.
c. A hypothesis can be proven false if one of its implications is shown to be false.
d. A hypothesis is derived from the evidence at hand: the evidence produces the hypothesis.
d. A hypothesis is derived from the evidence at hand; the evidence produces the hypothesis.
Step-by-step explanation:
Null hypothesis is a statement that is to be tested against the alternative hypothesis and then decision is taken whether to accept or reject the null hypothesis. The evidence suggests that a certain hypothesis is tested for its reliability. The hypothesis is accepted or rejected on the basis of its underlying evidences.
1. T+3>M^2=15 -3 -3 T>M^2=12 divide 2 on both sides T>M=6 T=9 and M=6 T= 9 because you found M and you use the amount you got rid of to solve M to get T <span />