Question

what kind of relationships exist in laws, but not in theories, that allow them to be proven?
o scientific
o mathematical
o personal
o cause and effect

Explanation:

Scientific laws often describe cause - and - effect relationships precisely and can be proven through repeated experiments. Theories are more comprehensive explanations but may not have the same direct cause - and - effect relationships that allow for straightforward proof as laws do. Scientific and mathematical are too broad, and personal is not relevant in this context.

Answer:

D. cause and effect