Advanced Placement (AP), 02.09.2020 22:01 Anabel818

When may a scientific theory be revised? O never, once it has been published
O when a single experiment's data goes against it
when a new hypothesis provides a better explanation
O after a large amount of data refutes it

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When may a scientific theory be revised? O never, once it has been published
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