Question 8 of 32
Which explains why the laws of motion are scientific laws?
A. The laws cannot be tested by experiments but scientists know
that they are correct because they make sense mathematically.
B. The theories of motion became laws after there was enough
evidence to prove they were true.
C. The laws describe a wide range of observations of motion and
can be used to predict the motion of objects.
D. The laws explain how objects move and are supported by
experimental evidence.