The students who conducted the shadow length experiment conclude that their results supported their hypothesis. Can their supported hypothesis be called a scientific theory? Why or why not?

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The students who conducted the shadow length experiment conclude that their results supported their hypothesis. Can their supported hypothesis be called a scientific theory? Why or why not?

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Yes because the hypotheis is alawys a better theroy than guessing

Bennie Tamir answered Dec 27, 2016

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