Physics, 02.04.2020 21:33, user20061024

A student says that since the atomic theory is just a theory, it should not be considered useful. Which statement best argues against the student's opinion? (2 points) Scientists often do not agree about specific details of scientific theories. Scientific theories change over time. Scientific theories are the results of many experiments and observations. Scientific theories do not become Scientific Laws. Scientists often propose competing theories.

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