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Which of the following best describes the difference between a scientific theory and theories from other bodies of knowledge?

A.) Scientific theories must be based on experimental evidence, whereas theories from other bodies of knowledge are not always based on data.
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B.) Scientific theories are always true, whereas theories from other bodies of knowledge are usually proven to be false.
C.) scientific theories are unproven assumptions, whereas theories from other bodies of knowledge must be based on experimental evidence.
D.) Scientific theories are usually proven to be false, whereas theories from other bodies of knowledge are always true.

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Abhivardhan

Answer:

option b is correct

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Answer:

it C not D btw

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