Chemistry, 04.09.2020 22:01 Talber1

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Is Newton's statement a law or a theory?
While studying how objects change motion when they
run into each other, Isaac Newton discovered that the
force of an object's impact equals the object's mass
multiplied by its acceleration.
He could not explain why this is, but it was clearly true to
anyone else who conducted experiments, and it remains
just as true today.
O It is a theory because it developed and changed over
time as new technology provided new observations.
O It is a theory because it is a statement of fact that
does not need any more experimental support.
O It is a law because it developed and changed over
time as new technology provided new observations.
It is a law because it is a statement of fact that does
not need any more experimental support.

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