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In science, a theory should a. be equated with knowledge b. be supported by a substantial body of evidence c. provide an ability to make may correct predictions d. all of the ab…

In science, a theory should a. be equated with knowledge b. be supported by a substantial body of evidence c. provide an ability to make may correct predictions d. all of the ab…
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In science, a theory should a. be equated with knowledge b. be supported by a substantial body of evidence c. provide an ability to make may correct predictions d. all of the above e. b and c only

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A theory should be supported by a substantial body of evidence

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