A scientist is interested in finding a cure for a particular disease. Based on several observations of patients with this disease, she decides to design an experiment which test the statement, "There is a genetic basis for getting this disease." This statement is an example of
A. A theory
B. A law
C. A hypothesis
D. Data
A. A theory
B. A law
C. A hypothesis
D. Data
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C. A hypothesis
This is an idea which can be tested--if it is genetic, you would expect to see a pattern of inheritance in pedigrees.
This is an idea which can be tested--if it is genetic, you would expect to see a pattern of inheritance in pedigrees.
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C - because it is her thought. A theory would be a logical explanation which is thought of by many other scientists too, a law would mean it is the correct statement and should be followed. And I don't think it's D either x
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its C as it is just her idea that could be put on test(not yet proven)