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Theories can become laws and laws can become theories. Plz help fast!!!!!
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Theories can become laws and laws can become theories.
Plz help fast!!!!!
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Theories can not become laws EVER because theories are logical arguments with explanations to “support” them but laws are scientifically proven FACTS derived from observations, with no explanations.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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