How can understanding that theories and laws operate consistently over time help explain that atoms from glucose combine with other elements to form larger carbon-based molecules?(1 point)

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It shows that chemical reactions follow consistent rules defined by those theories and laws.
It shows that chemical reactions follow consistent rules defined by those theories and laws.

It shows that chemical reactions occur at random, with atoms combining unpredictably despite established theories and laws.
It shows that chemical reactions occur at random, with atoms combining unpredictably despite established theories and laws.

It shows the unpredictability of atomic behavior in reactions, suggesting variations of outcomes.
It shows the unpredictability of atomic behavior in reactions, suggesting variations of outcomes.

It shows potential changes in chemical behavior over time, indicating that new laws may influence current theories.
It shows potential changes in chemical behavior over time, indicating that new laws may influence current theories.
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It shows that chemical reactions follow consistent rules defined by those theories and laws.

This option illustrates that the predictable nature of scientific theories and laws allows us to understand how atoms from glucose can combine with other elements in systematic ways to form larger carbon-based molecules.