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Rain, snow, sleet, and fog are forms of precipitation. This is an example of a A) scientific law. B) scientific theory. C) theoretical observation. D) hypothetical observation.
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Rain, snow, sleet, and fog are forms of precipitation. This is an example of a

A) scientific law.
B) scientific theory.
C) theoretical observation.
D) hypothetical observation.

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The answer is A

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