Why can’t a theory turn into a law?

So in conclusion, a theory cannot become a law because they are two different things aiming to achieve different results, one a working model of reality expressed with words and the other a mathematical formula to apply said model to the real world, but they are both important in the realm of science.

Answer 2: Based on that definition, theories never change into laws, no matter how much evidence out there supports them. Formulating theories is the end goal of science.

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in which structure in the nucleus are ribosomes made?

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