Question

which law states that the farther a galaxy is from earth, the faster it is appears to be moving away.
einsteins law
james webbs law
hubbles law
newtons law

Explanation:

Hubble's Law describes the relationship between the distance of a galaxy from Earth and its recessional velocity (the speed at which it appears to be moving away). It is a fundamental concept in cosmology. Einstein's Law is a more general term (could refer to theories like relativity, but not specifically this galaxy - motion relation). James Webb is a space telescope, not associated with such a law. Newton's Laws are about motion, gravity, etc., in a different context (classical mechanics, not large - scale cosmic galaxy motion as described here).

Answer:

Hubble's Law