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Chapter 1, Problem 46APP
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Interpretation:If the given statements belong to category: hypothesis, observation, experiment or conclusion needs to be identified.
Concept Introduction:
Hypothesis is about making an assumption based on limited evidence. Hypothesis leads to further investigation.
Observation is what a person closely observes or monitors.
Experiment is a scientific procedure which aims to test the hypothesis and make a discovery.
Conclusion is a decision reached after reasoning.
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