Once a hypothesis becomes a theory, is it then considered an absolute fact? Explain.

JCAguilera asked Apr 3, 2023

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No, a hypothesis can only become a fact if the outcome happens over and over. A theory means that it could be true but the outcome can also be false.

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Nesar answered Apr 8, 2023

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