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How is a law defined in the physical sciences?
 
  A) It is a relationship between variables whose existence is suggested by repeated observation.
  B) It is a narrative statement.
  C) It is a statement about how things ought to be if we are right in our theories.
  D) It is a detailed explanation about why things occur the way they do.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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