1. Which statement is FALSE regarding science: a. Science helps us to understand the natural world b. Science strives to be objective rather than subjective c. Correct scientific conclusions are permanent and never subject to change d. Information is gathered by scientific methods e. Information is gained by observing and testing
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Science does help us to understand the natural world, so this statement is true. b. Science does strive to be objective rather than subjective, so this statement is also true. c. Correct scientific conclusions can be subject to change as new evidence and Show more…
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