Will give brainest to whoever's right! which of these statements is correct about a scientific law? a. it describes specific relationships which change over time. b. it describes specific relationships under given conditions. c. it offers an explanation of specific relationships under given conditions. d. it offers an explanation of specific relationships which change over time. i think it is b. but i'm not sure.
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