To form a hypothesis, you have to write what you think is an explanation for what you observed happening using an 'if-then' sentence format.
For example, if you see water boiling, your hypothesis could be "If the water is boiling, then the temperature of the water must be at least 100 degrees Celsius."
Your hypothesis should be able to be tested, like the example, since you can measure the temperature of the water when it starts to boil.
A hypothesis (from Greek ὑπόθεσις; plural hypotheses) is a proposed explanation for a phenomenon. The term derives from the Greek, ὑποτιθέναι - hypotithenaimeaning "to put under" or "to suppose".
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The plural of hypothesis is hypotheses.
Hypothesis is the singular form - Hypotheses is plural
That is the correct spelling of "hypothesis" (conjecture, proposition).
your second guess other than the first one.
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An educated guess that you make at the beginning of an experiment. usually it's an "if ____ happens, then _______ will be the outcome."
It formally defines what you are trying to prove - and more important what you should try to disprove.
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Really, there is no difference except for the name, and the fact that a hypothesis is a bit more formal.
P value is a probability of something happening by chance it denotes the contribution of chance in any hyphothesis testing the value of p lies between 0 to 1 the standered value of p is .05 if any hyphothesis test gives the p value less then this that means that particular x is impacting my project otherwise not.
== == A hypothesis is an idea about how/why something works. To formulate it is to write it down ... in non-ambiguous terms so that other people will understand what you are talking about.