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Scientific theories, opions and hypothesis _: a Are all pretty much the same thing b Are different because opinions and hypothesis are based on a small amount of knowledge, but scientific theories are based on a great deal of evidence and research by many different scientist. c Are different because hypothesis and opinions are based on lots of evidence and research and scientific theories are not. d Are not really that factual
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