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A hypothesis: A: Can be tested B: Is a prediction about the expected outcome of an experiment C: Must be stated in a form that can be either proven or disproven D: All of the above are true
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A hypothesis: A: Can be tested B: Is a prediction about the expected outcome of an experiment C: Must be stated in a form that can be either proven or disproven D: All of the above are true

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A hypothesis
-Can be tested
-Is a prediction about the expected outcome of an experiment
-Must be stated in a form that can be either proven or disproven

Your answer is D: All of the above are true
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