Question

Which of the following is not true about
a hypothesis?
A: It is an explanation for an observation
B: It must restate the question
C: It is testable
D. It can be written as an if/then statement

Answer 1

Answer:

option A....

.not sure

Answer 2

The following statements are false is option b) it must restate the question

Explanation:

It must restate the question

• It will state the question based on the hypothesis statements. It is not appropriate to restate the hypothesis's question.
• It's now time to present your hypothesis. The hypothesis is a prediction of what will happen in your experiment.

It is an explanation for an observation

• Scientists advance by employing the scientific method, which involves testing results against nature.
• A scientist tries to describe what he or she has seen after viewing it. A hypothesis is a theory that explains an observation.

It is testable

• An educated guess or prediction regarding the link between two variables is referred to as a hypothesis.
• It must be a testable proposition, one that can be supported or refuted by empirical facts.
• The goal of a hypothesis is to test a notion rather than to prove it.

It can be written as an if/then statement

• The phrases "IF" and "THEN" are frequently used in hypothesis writing. "If I do not study, I will fail the test," for example.
• Your independent and dependent variables are reflected in the "if" and "then" statements.