Germ theory describes true relationships between microorganisms and how people get sick. What is a difference between germ theory and scientific laws?

A) Germ theory developed slowly and can still be adjusted, but laws are quickly observable and do not change.

B) Germ theory was quickly established as true, but laws slowly develop over time with new technology.

C) Germ theory is obviously true to all people, but understanding laws requires advanced scientific education.

D) Germ theory requires advanced scientific education to be understood, but laws are obviously true to all peo

Answer: A) Germ theory developed slowly and can still be adjusted, but laws are quickly observable and do not change.

The germ theory is a theory disease that is known to be based on the concept disease in humans and animals are caused by microorganisms. The disease caused due to microorganism may develop slowly or rapidly depending on the causative agent.

The scientific laws are statements that predict or describe the natural phenomena. It is given based on repeated experiment and observations that describe some aspect of the universe.

Hence, the most suitable answer would be option A.

The correct answer will be option-A.

Step-by-step explanation:

A scientific law is a statement which provides enough data to support the scientific questions. The laws provide the facts to the scientific questions and indicates the results which do not change.

A scientific theory is the elaborate form of hypothesis which explains how the natural phenomenon takes place. The theory is formed from a collection of proved scientific theory. The theory becomes established after repeated experiments and theory can be modified if the supporting evidence get changed.

Since germ theory is a theory which becomes established after many scientific results while the laws cannot be changed therefore, option-A is the correct answer.