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A published hypothesis: 1) is accepted by the scientific community 2) should be tested by the scientific community 3) does not need to be tested 4) becomes a scientific law
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A published hypothesis:
1) is accepted by the scientific community
2) should be tested by the scientific community
3) does not need to be tested
4) becomes a scientific law
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2) Should be tested by the scientific community
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