Describe the relationship between a hypothesis, a theory, and a natural law.

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Hypothesis, theory and natural laws are related in a number of ways, the connections are as follows:
1. A THEORY is a human attempt at describing a NATURAL LAW.
2. THEORIES usually begin as HYPOTHESIS.
3. NATURAL LAWS are discovered through experiments and HYPOTHESIS is a major part of every scientific experiments.

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