Question

a scientific law is better and more powerful than a scientific theory. false, they are just different things true, a law is more factual rewatch next question

Explanation:

A scientific law describes a phenomenon (e.g., Newton's law of universal gravitation describes the gravitational attraction between objects). A scientific theory explains a phenomenon (e.g., the theory of evolution explains how species change over time). They serve different purposes in science. A law is a statement about what happens, while a theory is an explanation of why it happens. They are not in a hierarchical relationship where one is "better" or "more powerful" than the other.

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False, they are just different things