Science, asked by ananyaachandak7993, 1 year ago

What is a reason a theory cannot become a law?

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Answered by dbrownchasu

The Science is NEVER "Settled" for a real scientist!

Answered by vansh3140

A theory is given on the basis of ones observation and experiments ,which can be later modified or even discareded and replaced but laws are permanent and never change.

hope it helps you out dude

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