The difference between the scientific theory and scientific law.
Answer to Problem 63A
The scientific law gives a rule that is based on the observation, while the scientific theory by using the various laws explains the process of the events.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The scientific law is the general rule of nature that includes various observations to describe a theory. It is the basis to develop a scientific theory.
The scientific theory is the explanation based on the many observation supported by the experimental results. It explain how things works by using the scientific laws. The scientific theory is the combination of the various scientific laws.
Conclusion:
Thus, the scientific theory is the function of the various scientific laws.
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