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Why does a hypothesis have to be falsifiable? Question 1 options: A. It must be able to pass all its tests B. It can be right only if it is found to be false C. It must be possi…

Why does a hypothesis have to be falsifiable? Question 1 options: A. It must be able to pass all its tests B. It can be right only if it is found to be false C. It must be possi…
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Why does a hypothesis have to be falsifiable?

Question 1 options:


A. It must be able to pass all its tests


B. It can be right only if it is found to be false


C. It must be possible to show that it is wrong


D. All of the above

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it must possible to show that is wrong

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