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The two statements, two statements that state the goals of science, that state the goals of science are the option number b, which states that a goal of science, a goal of science is to generate, is to generate testable explanations, to generate testable explanations, testable explanations which mean that are experimental, not just in the, speaking for, it is actually experimental, proven explanation for the events that are occurring in the natural world, for the events in the natural world.
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The other option that state the goals of the science is option number d, that is a goal of science, a goal of science is to make useful predictions about, is to make useful predictions, predictions about the natural events and to understand about the natural events, understand, to understand the patterns in nature by using the patterns in nature by using explanations that is supported by data, explanations that are supported by the data.
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What occurs that these statements actually are the key concepts, these statements are the key aspects, key aspects of the scientific processes of, the scientific processes that includes the generation of hypothesis, that includes generation of, of hypothesis and the explanation that can be and some explanations that can be tested through experimentation, tested through experimentation observations...