When a scientist learns new information about an experiment or theory, what happens to it? a) Its ignored b) Its instantly changed to a fact c) It becomes a law d) Its reevaluated and retested No links!

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Gerswin Lee asked Jun 3, 2022

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When a scientist learns new information about an experiment or theory, what

happens to it?

a) Its ignored
b) Its instantly changed to a fact
c) It becomes a law
d) Its reevaluated and retested

No links!
Plz help me out :)
Before in 7mins.

Biology
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Gerswin Lee asked Jun 3, 2022

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it's letter D. its reevaluated and retested

SNaRe answered Jun 9, 2022

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