alleryHow are even the most established laws of science regarded?
AAs fixed eternal truths
BAs provisional, open to change
CAs matters of personal belief
DAs valid only in India
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. As provisional, open to change
1. The paper says laws of science are never viewed as fixed eternal truths.
2. Even the most universal laws are regarded as provisional, subject to modification by new observations and analysis.
3. They are not personal beliefs or local rules.
_Source: NCERT Position Paper, National Focus Group on Teaching of Science, 1.1 Nature of Science_
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