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princess1309
princess1309 princess1309
  • 31-08-2016
  • Social Studies
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How is the use of the word theory in science different from its more common use

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Hhelper
Hhelper Hhelper
  • 31-08-2016

The scientific use of the word "theory," is a hypothesis which has not beenĀ proved yet. Once it gets proved, then it becomes a scientific law. If the theory can not be proved or debunked, then it remains a theory

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Ajasolay
Ajasolay Ajasolay
  • 31-08-2016

Theory is science can change and be added to. Theory also describes something from the natural world.

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