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What distinguishes a hypothesis from a theory? A. A theory is a scientific explanation. B. A theory is testable. C. A theory explains a natural phenomenon. D. A theory is backed…

What distinguishes a hypothesis from a theory? A. A theory is a scientific explanation. B. A theory is testable. C. A theory explains a natural phenomenon. D. A theory is backed…
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What distinguishes a hypothesis from a theory? A. A theory is a scientific explanation. B. A theory is testable. C. A theory explains a natural phenomenon. D. A theory is backed up by repeated observations and tests.

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C. A theory explains a natural phenomenon
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