A scientific is likely to be used in a new area of science, but unlike other scientific ideas, it will not likely change over time.

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Kenley

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11 August, 16:00

A scientific is likely to be used in a new area of science, but unlike other scientific ideas, it will not likely change over time.

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Isabell Valentine · Answer 1

A scientific is likely to be used in a new area of science, but unlike other scientific ideas, it will not likely change over time.

False.

Explanation:

The reasons behind this answer are that in the first place, it is possible that scientists might adapt to a new area of science in case it is a new area of science in general and it is being developed. But if it is new for the scientist it is very unlikely that he or she is going to be used to it because research methods might change drastically from one science to the other. Also, sciences are always evolving and theories prove wrong many old theories or hypotheses. Therefore this statement is wrong, and false is the correct answer.