False. A hypothesis is a testable prediction that may be supported or refuted by the research. The value of research lies in testing ideas, not proving them true. For example, if a hypothesis states 'Students who study with music perform better on tests,' but results show no difference, the research still contributes valuable insights. Reporting negative or null findings is essential for honest scholarship and avoids bias.

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• Mid-point of A Line
• Equation of a Straight Line
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