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Chapter 1, Problem 39UTC
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Comment on the given statements that whether they are an observation or a hypothesis.
- Penicillin causes an inflammation to a patient.
- Due to large meteorite struck on earth dinosaurs became extinct and the amount of light received by earth gets decreased due to the formation of huge dust cloud.
- In 9.8s a 100-yd dash was run.
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