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Scientific laws explain how and why something occurs on a scientific level
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Scientific laws explain how and why something occurs on a scientific level

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Scientific laws DO NOT explain how something, or why something happens. A scientific law can be thought of simply stating what happened. A scientific theory tries to explain how and why something happens on a scientific level.
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yes like friction or gravity it all has some kind of scientific explanation behind it For example y*x/v[lmn +the number of atoms in the mind and all this is its the way checkers is played its amazing 
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