If the hypothesis is false, an argument cannot be valid, how would you explain this?

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If the hypothesis was wrong, all you simply have to do is state the hypothesis was wrong and why you think it was, and add what you can do to change it or to make it better so next time it will be right. Just state what you did and how you got your answer.

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