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If a Hypothesis Is Implausible, Then We Do Not Use

Question 22

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If a hypothesis is implausible, then we do not use it in an explanation because:

A) it is false
B) it is inadequate
C) it is uninformative
D) it is incomplete
E) it is unlikely to be true

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