Once supported by a predictable experimental outcome, a scientific hypothesis
A)is never reexamined.
B)still cannot be considered to have been proven true.
C)can be used to predict the outcome of all future similar events.
D)is elevated to the status of theory.

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Even if a scientific hypothesis is supported by predictable experimental outcomes, it cannot be considered proven true as there may be other factors that were not taken into account or new evidence may arise that contradicts the hypothesis. Therefore, it is always subject to testing and revision.

Once Supported by a Predictable Experimental Outcome, a Scientific Hypothesis