Question

1. what do theories allow scientists to do? (1 point) provide a testable statement that can be confirmed by a single experiment. make value judgments about scientific results and findings. offer established explanations that help understand and predict phenomena. ensure that the evidence provides enough data so it cannot be changed.

Explanation:

Scientific theories are well - established explanations based on a large body of evidence. They help scientists understand and predict natural phenomena. A testable statement confirmed by a single experiment is more of a hypothesis. Scientific theories are not for making value judgments, and evidence can be updated with new data.

Answer:

Offer established explanations that help understand and predict phenomena.