How is the way scientists use the word theory different from the way people use the word in everyday language?
A. A scientific theory explains natural events and is supported by
empirical evidence.
B. A scientific theory is approved by a majority of scientists due to its
popularity.
C. A scientific theory is a hypothesis that has been supported by at
least one experiment.
D. A scientific theory is a description of what will happen to an object
or system under certain conditions.

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