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What do call the sloping line of a triangle?
hypothesis
What do you call the process of rejecting null hypothesis?
The process is called hypothesis testing. If you are inquiring on how to prove or disprove a claim, search for the article on wikipedia.
What do you call hypothesis that has gained a high level of confidence?
A theory. If it has been proven and is replicatable, it is a fact.
How do you figure out what your APR is on a credit card?
Check the back of your billing statement, or call a representative.
What do you call a statement in geometry that requires proof?
Theorems are statements in geometry that require proof.
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What do you call a statement that determines if the null hypothesis is rejected?
it is called structural resources because it has null as word
what do you call a science statement?
hypothesis
What is it call when scientist states whether data confirmed or rejected the hypothesis?
Drawing a conclusion apex
What is the code for a rejected call?
The code for a rejected cal is #67.
What do you call an untested conclusion?
hypothesis
What is it call when you test your hypothesis?
experiment
What do you call the fear of being rejected?
social phobia
Should you call your crush that you rejected?
Yes totaly!
What do you call an experiment not being tested?
a hypothesis
What do call the sloping line of a triangle?
hypothesis
What do you call the prediction to a problem that will be tested?
The "hypothesis"
Why she rejected your phone call?
because she dose'nt want to speak to you
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