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Theories are just guesses and lack substantial evidence.
Theories are just guesses and lack substantial evidence.
Theories provide a framework for understanding and predicting scientific observations.
Theories provide a framework for understanding and predicting scientific observations.
Theories are well-substantiated explanations of natural phenomena.
Theories are well-substantiated explanations of natural phenomena.
Theories can be modified or discarded in light of new evidence.
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The FALSE statement among the options provided is:
Theories are just guesses and lack substantial evidence.
This statement misrepresents what theories are in the scientific context. In science, theories are well-supported explanations based on a substantial body of evidence and have undergone rigorous testing and validation.
