A Scientific Theory.
It is a guess or prediction of what may happen if you do something.ex. I hypothesize that I will slip if i step on a banana peel.PS A hypothesis is not always correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A theory is a an possible explanation for why a phenomenon occurs, a hypothesis is a tangible measurable statement of prediction for a research project which can be scientifically supported or refuted. Example: Theory: it is possible that cigarettes cause cancer due to the chemicals added to the cigarettes, which are inhaled into the lungs and subsequently ruin the tiny airsacks within the lungs. Over time this may lead to cancerous growths. Hypothesis: People who smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day for 30 years have an increased risk of developing skin cancer later in life, when compared to non smokers.
In science a theory is thesis which has been tested time and time again, only once you have sufficient evidence to say that your theory may be true can you then proclaim it a scientific theory and release it to public criticism. A theory will change as our understanding does, it is well tested, but keep in mind it is still a theory.
may be there other ingredients that's taste sweet, its not necessary that glucose must be present, may be artificial sweet, which taste sweet but is not glucose
When a new hypothesis replaces an older explanation in the natural world, it typically undergoes rigorous testing and validation through experimentation and observation. If it consistently produces reliable results and better explains phenomena, it gains acceptance within the scientific community. The older explanation may be refined, modified, or discarded altogether, depending on its validity in light of new evidence. This process reflects the self-correcting nature of science, where knowledge evolves based on empirical findings.
One possible explanation is that the phenomena could be the result of a specific cause or underlying mechanism, supported by evidence or logical reasoning. Additional research or experimentation may be needed to further validate the proposed explanation.
I believe you may have a typo in your question. If you are referring to "hypothesis," it is a proposed explanation for a phenomenon or a scientific question that can be tested through experimentation or observation. In the scientific method, a hypothesis is formulated based on existing knowledge and is used to make predictions that can be tested to determine its validity. It is an essential step in the process of scientific inquiry and research.
It is a guess or prediction of what may happen if you do something.ex. I hypothesize that I will slip if i step on a banana peel.PS A hypothesis is not always correct!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Common lab questions related to experimentation may include: "What is the purpose of this experiment?" "What variables are being tested?" "What are the expected results?" Answers may involve explaining the hypothesis, identifying independent and dependent variables, and discussing potential outcomes.
If a hypothesis is supported by new data gathered over a period of time, it may become a theory. A theory is a well-supported explanation that has been extensively tested and confirmed through observation and experimentation.
The possible explanation is that the Chinese thought that overseas exploration may violate Confucian principles. Another reason is that the Chinese wanted to preserve their traditions intact.
Its generally accepted that there is. Hypothesis being an educated guess to be proven through experimentation and theory is a generally accepted idea that has been tested and not discredited but may be later on.
That's true. A theory es exactly that - theory... Results from experimentation can prove or disprove a theory.
A fact is something that can be checked and proven. A theory is a possible explanation for something. When discussing a theory, speculative words and phrases are often used such as: may: It seems /Appears.. We suspect.. Might It's possible.. We think/believe.. Could For good music: www.1musica.com
No. In science, facts are those phenomena which can be consistently observed and measured. A hypothesis is a testable, educated guess about what sort of rules might govern the behavior of the observed phenomena. Once a hypothesis is formed, it is then tested to determine how well it fits teh phenomena, and whether it can therefore provide a useful means of predicting the behavior of similar phenomena. If the hypothesis fails to provide an explanation with verifiable predictive power, it is rejected, and a new hypothesis is formed, then that new hypothesis is tested. If the hypothesis is verified -- testing shows that it does provide a useful explanation of teh phenomena with some predictive power -- then it may eventually become a _theory_, providing it stands up to repeated testing, and is not falsified (and therefore rejected). A theory represents a well-tested explanation for how a particular phenomenon or particular phenomena behave. All of the "testing" refered to above will be carried out according to the _scientific method_. So a "theory" is not a fact, but an -explanation- for observed facts. And a "Hypothesis" is a working model for a theory, a model awaiting testing, or in the process of being tested.
A partly verified explanation is a tentative interpretation that has some supporting evidence but has not been fully confirmed or validated through rigorous testing or experimentation. It may provide some insight or understanding of a phenomenon, but further research is needed to establish its accuracy and reliability.
That may be possible if the water is lab tested and found to be free of contaminants