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Ronch [10]
4 years ago
7

Examine the statement. A scientific theory can become a scientific law, but a scientific law cannot become a scientific theory.

If the statement is true, select “True.” If it is false, select the option that is true 1.) True 2.) A scientific theory can become a scientific law, and a scientific law can become a scientific theory. 3.) A scientific law can become a scientific theory, but a scientific theory cannot become a scientific law. 4.) A scientific theory cannot become a scientific law, and a scientific law cannot become a scientific theory.
Biology
1 answer:
Elena L [17]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

1.) True

Explanation:

A scientific theory can become a scientific law, but a scientific law cannot become a scientific theory.

A scientific theory is what is made to scientific law after many trials to prove the scientific theory is true. But after they changed a scientific theory to scientific law, it can't be changed back because it has been disproved many years later.

Hope it helps.

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