What is a scientific law?
Correct answer: D. All above statement are true
- A. A uniform or constant fact of nature
- B. Virtually irrefutable theory
- C. A theory continuously supported by experimental evidence
- D. All above statement are true
Explanation
This question tests understanding of scientific terminology, essential for medical students in biochemistry and related sciences. All the above statements are true. Option D is completely correct, as it integrates the characteristics of a scientific law as a consistent, irrefutable, and evidence -supported fact. This aligns with scientific methodology critical for medical training.
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