A scientific a. theory b. law is a rule used to describe a pattern seen in nature, not an explanation of why that pattern might occur. C. system d. sequence Please select the best answer from the choices

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A scientific

a. theory
b. law
is a rule used to describe a pattern seen in nature, not an explanation of why that pattern might occur.
C. system
d. sequence
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
Ο Α
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О с
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Physics
high-school

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a scientific LAW is the answer

Step-by-step explanation:

a scientific law is the rule that nature runs by.

Jory Cunningham answered Sep 17, 2021

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I think the answer is c

IT Ninja answered Sep 21, 2021

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