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Re: Process of Elimination
Posted by: PMK140 (IP Logged)
Date: April 23, 2014 11:53AM
Yes. You can have more than one hypothesis at a time. If one of them is more probable than not, it can be your final hypothesis. If none of the hypotheses reaches the "probable" standard and all may be possible (to equal or varying degrees) you have not reached a final hypothesis and the object of your inquiry is "Undertermined." This concept has been in 921 since you were a committee member (back in the last century 
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