Hypotheses, Theories, and Laws Answers

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A hypothesis offers a possible, testable reason for an observation. Scientists test them, often by repeating experiments. A theory gives a broad explanation, and it has support from a large body of evidence gathered through many tests and observations by scientists. Testing hypotheses again can provide evidence that supports a theory. Cell theory says all living things are made of cells.

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the definition of theory
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the definition of hypothesis
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a reference to repeated experimentation when a hypothesis is tested
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an example of a theory, such as the cell theory
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a connection between the definitions of theory and hypothesis

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