Question

drag the choices into the correct bin. scientific theory: falsifiable, suggests an explanation, limited to some constraints. both: supported by evidence, used to make predictions. scientific law: limited to existing observations, often a mathematical relationship. almost, remember that there are many similarities, but try and think about what distinguishes a theory from a law. consider the qualities of the cell theory compared to kepler’s laws to help you. try again.

Explanation:

Scientific theories suggest explanations, are falsifiable, and have constraints. Both theories and laws are supported by evidence and used for predictions. Scientific laws are about existing observations and often have mathematical relationships.

Answer:

Scientific Theory: Falsifiable, Suggests an explanation, Limited to some constraints
Both: Supported by evidence, Used to make predictions
Scientific Law: Limited to existing observations, Often a mathematical relationship