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Sam noticed every time she rolled a ball on a flat surface it did not stop unless she applied a force on it. This happened multiple times. The outcome never changed. Would you classify this as a law or
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Sam noticed every time she rolled a ball on a flat surface it did not stop unless she

applied a force on it. This happened multiple times. The outcome never changed. Would you classify this as a law or theory? Why?

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It would be a theory, laws require a lot of backing evidence.
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