B, because all have similarities, not just some
It’s an illusion to make you think the caterpillar is green but it actually is every other color but green
A hypothesis refers to a suggested illustration for a phenomenon. For a hypothesis to be a scientific hypothesis, there is a need to test it. Upon analysis, a hypothesis can be modified or rejected, but it can never be proved 100 percent accurate.
A hypothesis needs more work by the individual testing it in order to either disprove or confirm it. A working hypothesis refers to a hypothesis, which is tentatively accepted as a foundation for a further research.
It is important for a scientific claim to be accurate because a scientific claim is supposed to be able to be trusted and it needs to be credible. To develop a scientific claim you need to first test your theory many times to make sure that the same result happens every time.
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