Chemistry, 24.07.2020 22:01, prishnasharma34

What does it mean that a hypothesis must be ‘falsifiable’ in order to be valid? A. It must have the ability to be proven wrong by some test.
B. It must be wrong the first time, or you did not learn anything.
C. It cannot be wrong, or the experiment would be pointless.
D. It must conform to experimental standards.

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