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The values of Science for nature is

  1. A
    Possibility
  2. B
    Reality
  3. C
    Interim
  4. D
    Uncertainty

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In the philosophy and pedagogy of science, scientific knowledge is never absolute or definitive; it is dynamic, fluid, and open to revision in light of new evidence. Thus, science views its descriptions of nature as Interim (tentative or provisional).

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The values of Science for nature is
A
Possibility
B
Reality
C
Interim
D
Uncertainty

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