When is a hypothesis likely to be discarded rather than revised?
A when results of many different experiments repeatedly
support the hypothesis
B. when results of many different experiments repeatedly
fail to support the hypothesis
C. when results of only some experiments support
the hypothesis
D. when results of different experiments seem to support
the hypothesis
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