Question

What happens when a scientific theory is shown to be an accurate description of a phenomenon? A. It's tested by other scientists to replicate the experiment and confirm the findings. B. It's made a scientific law. C. It's put in science textbooks so that students can learn about that theory with the expectation that it won't change. D. It's accepted by all in the scientific community and no further testing is conducted.

Answer 1

a

Explanation:

Answer 2

When a scientific theory is shown to be an accurate description of a phenomenon, It's tested by other scientists to replicate the experiment and confirm the findings.

Step-by-step explanation:

A scientific theory is a tested hypothesis about any natural phenomenon. Scientists conduct several experiments and when several scientific methods approve a hypothesis repeatedly, it is termed as a scientific theory. However if updated scientific methods provide opposite findings, a scientific theory can be rejected or modified.