If new experimental findings contradict a scientific theory, what might happen to the theory? A. The new evidence could be accepted and the theory changed.
B. The theory could become law.
C. The theory could stay, ignoring the new evidence.
D. The new evidence could be rejected because it does not support the theory.

A. The new evidence could be accepted and the theory changed.

Explanation:

most reasonable answer

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