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2 years ago

Review the experimental question and hypothesis. Which statement best explains why the hypothesis is testable?

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Svetlanka [38]2 years ago

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I think the answer should be that there is an if -- then way the statement is worded. Quite often if then statements are used in this kind of experiment. Beyond that I can't make any comment. I don't know that it truly is testable, but it sounds like it should be.

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