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When do we reject a hypothesis?
When we've proven that the hypothesis is false !
What is the difference between a hypothesis and a working hypothesis?
The difference is that working hypothesis is that your still working on it but the hypothesis that your not working on it.
What is difference between a hypothesis and a scientific hypothesis?
A scientific hypothesis has to be testable.
What does it mean if a scientist fails to rejects a hypothesis?
the hypothesis has not been proven wrong.
What does the researcher hope to do with the null hypothesis (the opposite of the research hypothesis)?
Be able to reject the null hypothesis and accept the research hypothesis
How does one form form a scientific hypothesis?
by reviewing whats is already known
What does the astonishing hypothesis attempt to explain?
whats does astonshing mean?.
What the next step after the hypothesis?
whats after the hypnosis in a science project
What observation did czarnowski make before forming his hypothesis?
whats a peguins
What observation did czarnowski make before forming hypothesis?
whats a peguins
What is another word for predicted?
Hypothesis
Whats an example of a hypothesis?
if i brush my teeth twice a day, then i can protect my teeth from decayhypothesis always starts with if for cause and then for effect
Whats a hypothesis to explain the behavior of a pith ball it always attracts first?
Hypthesis is what you infer ona science project.
What does the word hypothesis mean in the science method when your writing a report?
predition of whats going to happen llike when your like estimate like what your opinion ?
A possible explanation or answer to a question is a?
A hypothesis
What observations led to Alfred wegener to develop the hypothesis of continental drift?
The observation that led Alfred Wegener to develop the hypothesis of continental drift was that the continents looked like a puzzle that could fit together and then found out that fossils of similar kind and whats left of similar plants were found on opposite sides of the world.
What makes a hypothesis scientific or not?
I usually do an "if, then, because" hypothesis. IF i do this, THEN this will happen BECAUSE of this. For example, IF I give a plant proper sunlight, THEN it will grow taller than the other plants BECAUSE plants need sufficient light to grow. It seems very simple, but it goes a long way! :)
