Question

what is scientific \law\?
○ all experiments appear to \prove\ the theory
○ all predicted observations are verified
○ the law is repeatable
○ no exceptions to the law are known
○ all of the above

Explanation:

A scientific law is a statement that describes an observed phenomenon. For a law to be established, experiments should support the related theory, predicted observations should hold true, the law must be repeatable under the same conditions, and no exceptions should be known. All these aspects contribute to defining a scientific law.

Answer:

all of the above