Why do we believe that these strange quantum laws are correct? Group of answer choices Experiments show they're sometimes right. There haven't been any experiments done on them because they can't be tested, so we just think they're right. In experiment after experiment, they're always right. We actually don't believe they're right, we just like to talk about them.

In experiment after experiment, they're always right

Explanation:

In science, nothing is accepted unless it can be supported by empirical evidence, this includes the quantum laws.

A plethora of experiments have confirmed these quantum laws to be correct and reliable.

Hence, all the quantum laws are backed up by plenty scientific evidence that show that the laws are indeed correct.

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air

in a tire you fill a tire with air

then a couple days later you check the air pressure in the tire

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