A is often written as an if/then statement.prediction law theory guess

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Fittoniya [83]3 years ago

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Answer:

Prediction.

Explanation:

A prediction is often written as an if/then statement.

This ultimately implies that, a prediction is based on hypothesis that hasn't proven yet or isn't backed up by any evidence. Thus, it is typically an if statement that also leads to an outcome (then).

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