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While forming a hypothesis, a scientist has to look into a problem

creatively

partially

hypothetically

theoretically

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theoretically the fourth one down because they have to look at it as if oh hey this could happen and also this and thats in theory
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Answer: Option (d) is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

A hypothesis is referred to as an idea which might be a possible explanation for a particular experiment or situation but it is not necessarily correct.

So, in order to form a hypothesis, a scientist has to theoretically look into the problem so that he can provide or suggest a possible explanation for the same.

This is because when the scientist looks theoretically into a problem then he will check all the steps in detail and its possible outcomes or results. This will lead to a possibility that the suggested hypothesis will be correct.




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