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Which of the following is a reason a theory cannot become a law?
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Which of the following is a reason a theory cannot become a law?

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Laws are descriptions, theories are explanations. So I would say D is the answer
User Jiddo
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i dont see any answer choices, but my answer would be, Laws are descriptions; theories are explanations.
hope this was one, and hope this helped.
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