Summarize the differences between a legal law and a scientific law.

A legal law is a rule made binding by the coercive force of legislative power or legitimate authority, which constitutes the rights and duties in a community. Legal law requires citizens to obey a specific statement. On the other hand, a scientific law is a rule that establishes a constant relationship between phenomena or between phases of a single phenomenon. Through systematic observation, the law describes a phenomenon that occurs with some regularity, associating cause and effect relationships, such as the Law of Universal Gravitation or the Law of Action and Reaction, determined by Isaac Newton.