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If an astronomer’s hypotheses provide a calculus consistent with the observations, a. the astronomer’s work is sufficient. c. the present author is wrong. b. the astronomer’s work is faulty. d. the observations
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If an astronomer’s hypotheses provide a calculus consistent with the observations, a. the astronomer’s work is sufficient. c. the present author is wrong. b. the astronomer’s work is faulty. d. the observations are wrong.

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