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A scientific theory A. will never be disproven B. will always become a scientific law C. attempts to explain an observations D. should not be questioned
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A scientific theory

A. will never be disproven
B. will always become a scientific law
C. attempts to explain an observations
D. should not be questioned

User Andras Dosztal
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C
because they can be disproven, they do not always become a scientific law, and they will most always be questioned so c
User Pdiddy
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C. is the answer
A theory can be disproven
The theory doesn't have to become a law
A theory should be questioned
User Hakan Serce
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