How does science differ from non-science?
select one:
a. science involves developing explanations that can be tested, whereas non-science deals with explanations that cannot be tested.
b. science involves making observations and asking questions, whereas non-science does not involve either of these processes.
c. science allows both opinion and fact to contribute to its knowledge base, whereas non-science only takes opinions into consideration.
d. science allows tentative explanations to be posed to explain phenomena, whereas non-science relies on proven facts to explain phenomena.
e. all of the above