Which statement is true about theories and laws?
A. If a theory is proven wrong, it can still be considered a law.
B. Over time, theories can become laws.
C. Theories never become laws.
D. Without further proof, a theory will never become a law.

Question

Which statement is true about theories and laws?
	A.	If a theory is proven wrong, it can still be considered a law.
	B.	Over time, theories can become laws.
	C.	Theories never become laws.
	D.	Without further proof, a theory will never become a law.

anonymous · Answer

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quickstudent · Answer

Hi Malcolma19, I think I can answer this.

quickstudent · Answer

First of all, a cannot be correct, because a law is something that is a fact, and that fact is something that can prove theories to be true or false.

anonymous · Answer

Okay @quickstudent

quickstudent · Answer

Second of all, C can't be true, because maybe your theory may be true. You can't say that something is not true without proof.

anonymous · Answer

True @quickstudent

quickstudent · Answer

Well, let me see, it has got to be D. Without further proof, theories never become laws. B is less likely, because just because time goes by does not make a theory true. So, I think it is D. I hope that helps!

anonymous · Answer

Okay THANK YOU!!!!! @quickstudent

quickstudent · Answer

Your welcome! Oh, and thanks for the medals!

anonymous · Answer

No Problem @quickstudent