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Biology, 20.04.2021 03:30 john36020

1. Based on the examples in the table, how do opinions differ from facts? 2. How do facts differ from theories?

3. Although they're different, what relationship exists between facts and theories?

4. What do all the theories in the table have in common?

5. How do laws differ from theories?

6. If someone told you that plate tectonics is just a theory and that it hasn't been accepted as a law yet, how would this
information conflict with what you understand about theories and laws?


1. Based on the examples in the table, how do opinions differ from facts?

2. How do facts differ

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