Question

mendel studied pea plants for particular traits. when observing the results of his experiments, he created two laws of inheritance. how is a scientific law formed?

Explanation:

A scientific law is formed through repeated observations and experiments. Scientists like Mendel observe natural phenomena (in his case, pea - plant traits), collect data, and then generalize patterns. These generalizations, when consistently supported by evidence from multiple experiments and observations, become scientific laws. They describe what will happen under certain conditions but do not explain why.

Answer:

A scientific law is formed through repeated observations and experiments of natural phenomena, collecting data, and generalizing consistent patterns from the evidence.