Define and explain the differences between the following terms.
(a)
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Law: A verbal or mathematical statement of explanations given for observations is called as law.
Theory: The observations, laws from experiments and related phenomena are explained by theory.
(b)
Interpretation:
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Theory: The observations, laws from experiments and related phenomena are explained by theory.
Experiment: Performing a scientific method to calculate or test hypothesis is known as experiment.
(c)
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Qualitative: The properties of a substance which are given without using any number or explicit measurements are called as qualitative. For example color of the substance.
Quantitative: The properties of a substance which are given by using number and explicit measurements are called as quantitative. For example mass of the substance.
(d)
Interpretation:
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Hypothesis: The observations are explained by hypothesis.