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In science, all concepts are a) opinions and facts. B) beleifs that are familiar and complicated. c) testable and observable. D)theories that cannot be proven.

In science, all concepts are a) opinions and facts. B) beleifs that are familiar and complicated. c) testable and observable. D)theories that cannot be proven.
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In science, all concepts are

a) opinions and facts.

B) beleifs that are familiar and complicated.

c) testable and observable.

D)theories that cannot be proven.

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Answer:

In science, all concepts are testable and observable.

Step-by-step explanation:

C is the aswer

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User Peteyuan
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Your answer will be C
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