A scientific law is

a. a universally accepted conclusion based on testing

b. always changing as a new evidence is presented

c. based on new evolving theories

d. often debated in the scientific community

e. one step toward forming a theory

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Daisy Petersen

Chemistry

18 July, 12:31

A scientific law is

a. a universally accepted conclusion based on testing

b. always changing as a new evidence is presented

c. based on new evolving theories

d. often debated in the scientific community

e. one step toward forming a theory

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Kristen Clark · Answer 1

The answer would be A because law "we" all follow.

Lennon Oliver · Answer 2

The answer is A.

Scientific laws may be revised sometimes, but aren't changed when new evidence is found. They do not evolve from scientific theories and theories don't evolve to laws. So it must be A.

A scientific law isa. a universally accepted conclusion based on testingb. always changing as a new evidence is presentedc. based on new evolving theoriesd. often debated in the scientific communitye. one step toward forming a theory

A scientific law is

a. a universally accepted conclusion based on testing

b. always changing as a new evidence is presented

c. based on new evolving theories

d. often debated in the scientific community

e. one step toward forming a theory