All but one, describes the statement that science demands evidence.

a) scientists rely on historical data or on experimental findings.

b) science is based on absolute truths, therefore science is never wrong.

c) the validity of a scientific claim relies on the observation of the phenomena.

d) scientists concentrate on getting accurate data from qualitative or quantitative methods.

B) Science is based on absolute truths, therefore science is never wrong.

Explanation:

Many scientific discoveries are based on assumptions and these assumptions are not always right. Scientific theories for example are not absolute truths but they lead to many scientific breakthroughs. Scietific hypotheses too lead to scientific breakthroughs but one of the principles of a scientific hypothesis is not only for it to be testable, but also falsifiable. And by that definition, sceince can be wrong.

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