Scientists appeal not only to observed facts but also to
A)the two-world hypothesis.
B)hypotheses and theories.
C)matters of fact.
D)truths of reason.

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Scientists use hypotheses and theories to make sense of observed facts and to make predictions about future observations. The two-world hypothesis, truths of reason, and matters of fact are not necessarily relevant to the scientific method.

Scientists Appeal Not Only to Observed Facts but Also to