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Why are theories that are wrong as important as theories that are correct? science Dont put whatever OR else ill report
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Why are theories that are wrong as important as theories that are correct? science

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A theory is an opinion but in fancy format.

Step-by-step explanation:

it is an explanation of observed regularities. The terms "established" and "observed regularities" are important here.

A theory is a way to explain a opinion on a certain topic.

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