A scientific law

can have only one known exception

can have any number of exceptions as long as we know about them

might have many exceptions we don’t know about

has no exceptions

Question

A scientific law

 can have only one known exception

 can have any number of exceptions as long as we know about them

 might have many exceptions we don’t know about

 has no exceptions

anonymous · Answer

d

anonymous · Answer

The term "scientific law" is traditionally associated with the natural sciences, though the social sciences also contain laws.[2] An example of a scientific law in social sciences is Zipf's law.

Like theories and hypotheses, laws make predictions (specifically, they predict that new observations will conform to the law), and can be falsified if they are found in contradiction with new data.

anonymous · Answer

SSooooo, knowing that...what do you think your answer is? or should be?

anonymous · Answer

Hmm... C or D?

anonymous · Answer

its d

anonymous · Answer

id guess d

anonymous · Answer

plz do not give her/him the answer. she needs to do it herself

anonymous · Answer

actually they/them pronouns work :-)

anonymous · Answer

I'm assuming D because the scientific law has no exceptions. The scientific theory covers those.

anonymous · Answer

medal >>>
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anonymous · Answer

slam dunks u in the trash u didnt help me u dweeb

anonymous · Answer

LOL thank you for the medal and yes D was correct

anonymous · Answer

i gAVE U THE ANSWER WTF

anonymous · Answer

she didnt give you the medal becuase you didnt explain it you just gave her the answer @countryboydoinflvs

anonymous · Answer

^

anonymous · Answer

why tf are u guys giving him medals lmao

anonymous · Answer

???? @zylaai

anonymous · Answer

he has two medals.

anonymous · Answer

Sorry. I was trying to make sure everyone who answered had a medal.