Which of the following is false? a.Centuries of robust science has never shown the following theory to be “not true” and it became a law: "if two systems are each in thermal equilibrium with a third system, then they are in thermal equilibrium with each other." b.In science when we are testing a claim p, we use the condition "if p, then q" and examine the truth value of q. Because of this we can prove p, when q is false. c.The ‘law of gravity’ used to be a theory once. It means that centuries of robust science has never shown it to be ‘not true’. d.None of the above.

Given that, The above options a,b,c are not false they all are correct statement

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	a.	Centuries of robust science has never shown the following theory to be “not true” and it became a law: "if two systems are each in thermal equilibrium with a third system, then they are in thermal equilibrium with each other."
	b.	In science when we are testing a claim p, we use the condition "if p, then q" and examine the truth value of q. Because of this we can prove p, when q is false.
	c.	The ‘law of gravity’ used to be a theory once. It means that centuries of robust science has never shown it to be ‘not true’.
	d.	None of the above.