Scientific Hypotheses Differ from Scientific Theories in That They Are

question 64

Multiple Choice

Scientific hypotheses differ from scientific theories in that they are

• A) widely accepted descriptions of what we find happening over and over in nature
• B) tentative explanations that need further evaluation
• C) not subject to proper investigation and testing
• D) arrived at after extensive mathematical modeling
• E) tentative explanations that need further evaluation and not subject to proper investigation and testing

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Definitions:

Units Completed

The number of finished goods produced during a specific period, ready for sale or distribution.

Beginning Of Production

The point in time when a manufacturing process starts, marking the commencement of production activities.

Process Costing System

A costing method used in production environments where similar products are mass-produced, allocating costs over the whole production process.

Equivalent Units

A concept used in cost accounting to convert partially completed units of production into a number of fully completed equivalent units.