Question

in which way is a scientific law different from a scientific theory? a scientific law is a guess, while a scientific theory is true all the time. a scientific law does not explain why something happens, but a scientific theory does. a scientific law has data supporting it, but a scientific theory does not.

Explanation:

A scientific law describes what happens in nature, often in a mathematical or descriptive way, and is supported by data. It doesn't explain why something happens. A scientific theory, on the other hand, is a well - substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world.

Answer:

B. A scientific law does not explain why something happens, but a scientific theory does.