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Yes, but ideally a single hypothesis for one set of tests is one sentence long.

If, say, you measure the viscosity of different types of ketchups and the texture of different types of ketchup, then there should be two "if... then... because" hypotheses because hypotheses should ideally be a single sentence. :)

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