Testable hypotheses that lead to experiments usually describe a relationship between two measurable variables. a measurable variable and a subjective opinion. more than two subjective opinions. more than two measurable variables.

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Dudley

Physics

8 October, 08:44

Testable hypotheses that lead to experiments usually describe a relationship between two measurable variables. a measurable variable and a subjective opinion. more than two subjective opinions. more than two measurable variables.

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Royce Sharp · Answer 1

I believe the correct answer from the choices listed above is the first option. Testable hypotheses that lead to experiments usually describe a relationship between two measurable variables. A testable hypothesis is a form of hypothesis that can either be supported or else falsified from data or experience.