Scientific theory and law
A scientific theory or law represents a hypothesis that has been validated through repeated testing over many years.
- A theory is an explanation for a set of related phenomena, like the theory of evolution.
- The word "law" is often used to point to a specific mathematical equation that refers to the different elements within a theory. For example, Pascal's Law refers to the equation that describes the difference in pressure based on height.
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