A scientific theory

1) Holds the highest level of acceptance

2) Explains a number of facts

3) Uses specific hypotheses and descriptive laws that have been well-tested

4) All of the above

5) None of the above

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Keaton Mcbride

Physics

25 December, 15:26

A scientific theory

1) Holds the highest level of acceptance

2) Explains a number of facts

3) Uses specific hypotheses and descriptive laws that have been well-tested

4) All of the above

5) None of the above

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Nataly Johns · Answer 1

Answer: 4) All of the above

Explanation:

A scientific theory is the detailed explanation for the cause of natural process, natural event occurring in the world. It can be tested on the basis of the experimental trials, and direct observations. Thus this holds the validity in results and accepted by the entire scientific community.

It holds the highest level of acceptance from all over the world and especially by the scientific communities. It also explains a number of facts those were unknown. The theory is supported by the descriptive laws and a hypothesis is created in before the actual generation of the theory so as to prove the facts experimentally.

Raven Spencer · Answer 2

Answer: 4

Explanation: the scientific theory i believe can do all of the answer that are listed above

A scientific theory1) Holds the highest level of acceptance2) Explains a number of facts3) Uses specific hypotheses and descriptive laws that have been well-tested4) All of the above5) None of the above

A scientific theory

1) Holds the highest level of acceptance

2) Explains a number of facts

3) Uses specific hypotheses and descriptive laws that have been well-tested

4) All of the above

5) None of the above