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When a hypothesis is supported by data within an experiment, we say that it had been:

When a hypothesis is supported by data within an experiment, we say that it had been:
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When a hypothesis is supported by data within an experiment, we say that it had been:

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a theory. A hypothesis has ro be supported by data in order ro be a theory, if not you discard and it becomes another hypothesis
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