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What is the difference between a
theory and a law?
A. Laws are a testable question that leads to an
experiment whereas a theory can result from the
law.
B. Theories are just questions about why
something happens, but laws have been tested.
C. A theory is true no matter what information is
found whereas a law can be changed.
D. A law is absolute and describes what is
happening, but a theory is trying to explain why.

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OlanmaE

Theories and laws are parts of the scientific processes of solving problems. The difference between a  theory and law is that;

  • D. A law is absolute and describes what is  happening, but a theory is trying to explain why.

In the process of explaining why certain phenomena occur the way they do, scientists formulate theories to provide explanations.

Laws, however, have undergone all the stages needed to prove them. Therefore, they are absolute.

So, while a law is absolute, theories explain why.

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Answer:

B. A law is based on observations whereas a theory is not

Hope that helps :)

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