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How does a hypothesis help scientists understand the natural world?

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<span> The hypothesis is an idea that suggests how things work in nature.

The main way the hypothesis is going to help you is by testing it, scientists can (most of the time) set up tests to verify is the hypothesis is possible or not, still that doesn't mean that the hypothesis is true. If the hypothesis is possible(likely to be right) and is the more likely to happen, it is said to be an accepted hypothesis. Hope this helps!!</span>

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