Which statement correctly describes the nature of a scientific fact?

A. A scientific fact is known to be accurate only under certain conditions.

B. A scientific fact is unreliable and cannot be used to make predictions.

C. A scientific fact is an objective, accurate observation that can be verified.

D. A scientific fact cannot be proven, and it is generally not accepted as true.

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Omari Sweeney

Biology

10 May, 23:06

Which statement correctly describes the nature of a scientific fact?

A. A scientific fact is known to be accurate only under certain conditions.

B. A scientific fact is unreliable and cannot be used to make predictions.

C. A scientific fact is an objective, accurate observation that can be verified.

D. A scientific fact cannot be proven, and it is generally not accepted as true.

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Anton Wilkerson · Answer 1

Anton Wilkerson 10 May, 23:25

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The answer is going to be B

Eleanor Stevens · Answer 2

The following statement is correct: C, A scientific fact is an objective, accurate observation that can be verified. Objective means that there is no element of opinion in the statement, only that which has been observed in various scenarios which can be verified by observation of similar scenarios.