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What is the definition for a scientific theory? A. an informed explanation that can be tested but is not widely accepted B. an explanation for something that is frequently adjusted as evidence is collected
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What is the definition for a scientific theory?

A. an informed explanation that can be tested but is not widely accepted
B. an explanation for something that is frequently adjusted as evidence is collected
C. a widely accepted scientific explanation that may still be adjusted as new evidence is found
D. a scientific explanation that is agreed on by all scientists and is no longer adjusted as new evidence is found

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B

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B: an explanation for something that is frequently adjusted as evidence is collected

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