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Which of these best describes a scientific law? • a rule made by a government • a rule that does not depend on observable evidence • a statement which varies under the same cond…

Which of these best describes a scientific law? • a rule made by a government • a rule that does not depend on observable evidence • a statement which varies under the same cond…
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Which of these best describes a scientific law?

• a rule made by a government

• a rule that does not depend on observable evidence

• a statement which varies under the same conditions

• a statement about how things act in the natural world

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A statement about how things act in the natural world

Scientific law is “describing” phenomenas in nature and is generally accepted to be true

Scientific theory is “explaining” why those phenomenas happen and can be proven or disproven
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