in a systematic and consistent way.
Q4. How are theories different from hypotheses? A4. Theories are more comprehensive and supported by a larger body of evidence, while hypotheses are narrower and based on limited evidence.
Scientific Theories Quick Check ANSWERS:
Q1. Which of the following is true about theories? A1. They are formulated after several repeated investigations produce the same or similar conclusions.
Q2. Why is evolution called a scientific theory? A2. There is lots of evidence to support it.
Q3. What is the goal of a theory? A3. to explain natural and physical phenomena
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that question isn't in the quick check
Apologies for the confusion. Here is the corrected answer:
Q4. How are theories different from hypotheses? A4. Theories are broader and more comprehensive explanations that have been extensively tested and supported by a large body of evidence. Hypotheses, on the other hand, are tentative explanations or predictions that have not yet been extensively tested or supported.
Q4. How are theories different from hypotheses? A4. Theories are broader and more comprehensive explanations that have been extensively tested and supported by a large body of evidence. Hypotheses, on the other hand, are tentative explanations or predictions that have not yet been extensively tested or supported.
I think that question and answer is for a different quick check
Apologies for the confusion. Here is the correct answer for Q4 in the Scientific Theories Quick Check:
Q4. How are theories different from hypotheses? A4. Theories explain a wide range of observations and phenomena, while hypotheses are proposed explanations for specific observations or phenomena that require further testing and evidence to support or reject them.
Q4. How are theories different from hypotheses? A4. Theories explain a wide range of observations and phenomena, while hypotheses are proposed explanations for specific observations or phenomena that require further testing and evidence to support or reject them.
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