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Which statement best describes scientific laws? (1 point)

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erica [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The best statement would be scientific laws describe phenomenon that can be observed in nature. Sometimes, laws are related to principle defining and predicting a certain happening without explaining its nature. It is different with ‘hypothesis’ or ‘theory’ as it aims to answer only the ‘what’ (observation only)...

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