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How is a scientific theory different from a hypothesis?

How is a scientific theory different from a hypothesis?
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How is a scientific theory different from a hypothesis?

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A scientific theory is different from a hypothesis because a theory is a educated guess that is being worked on and proven correct and a hypothesis is a educated guess it is a guess that needs to be proven.
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