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Which statement does not correctly describe a theory? A. It is directly testable. B. It can be used to make predictions. C. It can be modified as new discoveries are made. D. It…

Which statement does not correctly describe a theory? A. It is directly testable. B. It can be used to make predictions. C. It can be modified as new discoveries are made. D. It…
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Which statement does not correctly describe a theory?

A. It is directly testable.
B. It can be used to make predictions.
C. It can be modified as new discoveries are made.
D. It is based on scientific evidence.

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Your answer is D since you can not prove a theory
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The statement that does not correctly describe a theory is D. It is based on scientific evidence.
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