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Kamari Cross

18 June, 17:34

The primary difference between a scientific theory and a scientific law is that a law:

A.) allows scientists to predict how physical phenomenon will behave

B.) explains why some physical phenomenon behave as they do

C.) has been heavily tested through repeated experimentation

D.) is a scientific model

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