Once supported by a predictable experimental outcome, a scientific hypothesis
a. still cannot be considered to have been proven true.
b. can be used to predict the outcome of all future similar events.
c is elevated to the status of theory.
d. is never reexamined.
Ans: a. still cannot be considered to have been proven true.
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