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Is it ok for a hypothesis to be wrong?
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Is it ok for a hypothesis to be wrong?
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Hello
Jaheimnorman7023
Yes, it is totally fine for a hypothesis to be wrong. A hypothesis is a theory and can either be proven true or false.
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