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timofeeve [1]
3 years ago
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Which of the statements are characteristics of a good hypothesis? -is developed from data that cannot be replicated -relies heav

ily on cutting edge technology -is created from careful research and logical reasoning -is based only on a presentation by an expert in the field -is able to be tested using validated techniques
Biology
1 answer:
matrenka [14]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

is created from careful research and logical reasoning

is able to be tested using validated techniques

 

Explanation:

A hypothesis can be defined as a prediction/expectation that is made in order to understand a phenomenon from the real world. This prediction must be testable and measurable by using the scientific method. In science, a good hypothesis clearly defines the relationships between two or more variables (independent variables and dependent variables). Moreover, a good hypothesis must also be written in simple and precise language, which means that its statements must be understandable (and verifiable) for any person and/or researcher working in the field.

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