Physics · General Science
What is the primary difference between a scientific law and a scientific theory?
- 1Laws describe what happens under specific conditions, while theories explain why it happens.✓
- 2Theories are inherently more reliable and comprehensive than laws.
- 3Laws are absolute and unchangeable, while theories change frequently.
- 4Theories become laws after a sufficient number of experiments confirm them.
Correct answer
Laws describe what happens under specific conditions, while theories explain why it happens.
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