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25 POINTS PLS ANSWER which phrase describes a scientific law
A. a statement that can be used to predict the motions of two objects only under special conditions
B. An explanation of why the force of gravity exists between two objects
C. A claim about the pull between objects that cannot be verified through experimentation
D. An equation that can be used to accurately calculate the pull of gravity between two objects

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