[BWS.03]Scientific laws are O non observable phenomenon O not applicable in all situations O descriptions of specific relationships O explanations offered of specific relationships

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Nikola Knezevic asked Jun 16, 2023

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[BWS.03]Scientific laws are

O non observable phenomenon
O not applicable in all situations
O descriptions of specific relationships
O explanations offered of specific relationships

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Nikola Knezevic asked Jun 16, 2023

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Step-by-step explanation:

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scientific laws are descriptions of specific relationships under given conditions in the natural world

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