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An explanation can be consistent but may not be the best explanation for a phenomenon True False

An explanation can be consistent but may not be the best explanation for a phenomenon True False
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An explanation can be consistent but may not be the best explanation for a phenomenon

True

False

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User Douglas Liu
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i’m pretty sure it’s true
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User Everaldo Aguiar
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Answer:

true

Step-by-step explanation:

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