Question

question 39 (multiple choice worth 2 points) (02.02 mc) in science, one example of a theory is the cell theory. if a scientist collects evidence that questions the basics of a scientific theory, this means the theory is: o flawed to the point of being invalid o going to be refined by further investigation o going to be proven wrong o not based on fact or evidence

Explanation:

Scientific theories are based on evidence but can be refined. New evidence that challenges the basics of a theory indicates it may need refinement. It doesn't mean the theory is immediately proven wrong or invalidated, and it is based on fact - evidence in science.

Answer:

C. going to be refined by further investigation