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Which statement does not describe a scientific law? They have been observed by many scientists and are widely accepted. They explain how and why events occur in the natural worl…

Which statement does not describe a scientific law? They have been observed by many scientists and are widely accepted. They explain how and why events occur in the natural worl…
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Which statement does not describe a scientific law?

They have been observed by many scientists and are widely accepted.


They explain how and why events occur in the natural world.


They apply to all fields of science.


They describe observations made in the natural world.

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they explained now and why events occur in the natural word

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