Question

Which phrase describes a scientific law?

Answer 1

Explanation:

A.Thoroughly tested and widely accepted explanation

B. An observation that leads to a question

C. A description of how elements of nature will behave under certain conditions

D. A proposed explanation that can be tested

Answer 2

All about Scientific law:

Explanation:

• Scientific laws, or scientific laws, are assertions based on repeated tests or observations that explain or predict a variety of natural events.
• Scientific laws are summaries of experimental or observational data, usually limited to a certain application area. The accuracy of a law does not change when a new explanation of relevant phenomena is developed; rather, the breadth of the law's application does, because the mathematics or statement describing the law does not change.
• Scientific norms, like other types of scientific knowledge, do not have the same level of absolute certainty as mathematical theorems or identities.