Hypotheses which are consistent with the results of experimental testing are
A)accepted as scientific principles.
B)accepted without further question.
C)conditionally accepted.
D)modified and reworked until true.
E)rejected.

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Hypotheses that are consistent with experimental results are not necessarily true, but they are conditionally accepted until further experimentation and analysis can be conducted. This allows room for potential errors or alternative explanations to be identified and addressed.

Hypotheses Which Are Consistent with the Results of Experimental Testing