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Alina [70]
1 year ago
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Determine whether the statement is true or false, and why. “If a theory becomes supported by evidence, it can become a law.” A.

False, it should read, “If a theory becomes supported by evidence, it can become a hypothesis.” B. False, it should read, “A theory and a law are already both supported by evidence and are equal, but they have different functions.” C. False, it should read, “A theory and a hypothesis are already equally supported by evidence, but they have different functions.” D. True
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tensa zangetsu [6.8K]1 year ago
7 0

The given statement is False, it should read, "A theory and a law are already both supported by evidence and are equal, but they have different functions."

In the scientific method, a "Theory" and a "Law" are already both supported by evidence, but they serve different purposes.

The role of "Theory" in the scientific method is to provide a justification for the data collected through observations and results. As more data is gathered, it may be altered, enhanced, or even dismissed. While a "law" typically refers to an observed natural event that is true no matter how it is tested. It doesn't explain why the incident or event actually happened.

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