Answer:
False
Explanation:
A scientific law is one of the methods of inquiring into nature. It is usually drawn from observations which can be empirical or through series of experiments.
A scientific law provide a general overview as to what an observation is. It provides a binding statement that holds true if the conditions agree with the parameters.
The given statement "A scientific law is the explanation of multiple scientific theories." is false.
Answer: Option 2
Explanation :
In the scientific world, hypothesis, facts, laws and theories; all are different from one another. There is a misconception about the scientific hypothesis that it can be upgraded to a theory which can be stated as a scientific law with proper justifications and proofs. The reality is a way different.
Where a scientific theory is a detailed explanation of the phenomenon under observation whereas scientific laws are the statement over any phenomenon happening. They are often a mathematical calculation to justify its statement but lacks in the explanation that a theory can provide.
