Question

when a theory has been known for long time it becomes a law. true false

Explanation:

In science, a theory (explanation of natural phenomena, well - supported by evidence) and a law (description of natural phenomena, e.g., Newton's laws) differ in nature. Time alone doesn't turn a theory into a law. For example, the theory of evolution is well - supported but isn't a law, and Newton's laws are descriptions, not evolved from a theory over time. So the statement is false.

Answer:

FALSE