Question

How does a scientific theory differ from a scientific law?

a law is true but a theory is not

a theory might change but a law will not

a law is a fact but a theory is just a guess

theories are invented but laws are discovered

Answer 1

Laws are usually commonly found within classical mechanics. A law is something KNOWN, such as gravitational interactions (Newton's laws). A theory however, is based on purely theoretical knowledge (mathematical models and estimates generally) . Modern theory's (pertaining to the physics world) are most commonly found in QM.

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

is it B?? @happytales