Newton's law of universal gravitation, the law of conservation of mass, the law of superposition, and the laws of thermodynamics are all examples of scientific laws because A. they have been approved and accepted by congress. B. there are no exceptions to these laws under specific stated conditions. C. they have been modified repeatedly over time. D. they are found in science textbooks.

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Marlene

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28 October, 17:43

Newton's law of universal gravitation, the law of conservation of mass, the law of superposition, and the laws of thermodynamics are all examples of scientific laws because A. they have been approved and accepted by congress. B. there are no exceptions to these laws under specific stated conditions. C. they have been modified repeatedly over time. D. they are found in science textbooks.

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Bailey Levine · Answer 1

Answer is: B. there are no exceptions to these laws under specific stated conditions ...

The laws of science are statements that describe or predict a range of phenomena as they appear in nature. Laws explain facts determined by experiment. Laws do not have absolute certainty and be changed by future experiments and observations.