Hipótesis

The video tutorial explains the process of verifying a hypothesis using evidence. It covers how a hypothesis can be confirmed or rejected based on experimental evidence, emphasizing the importance of evidence in drawing scientific conclusions.

What is the primary purpose of hypothesis verification?

• To ignore experimental results

• To create new hypotheses

• To evaluate the validity of a hypothesis

• To gather unrelated data

What are the possible outcomes when verifying a hypothesis?

• It can be modified or unchanged

• It can be confirmed or rejected

• It can be ignored or accepted

• It can be forgotten or remembered

Which of the following is NOT a possible result of hypothesis verification?

• Confirmed

• Rejected

• Ignored

• Accepted

What is essential for determining the outcome of a hypothesis verification?

• Experimental evidence

• Theoretical assumptions

• Personal opinions

• Random guesses

In the context of experiments, what is the role of evidence?

• To delay the verification process

• To create new hypotheses

• To support or refute the hypothesis

• To confuse the hypothesis