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7 Explain Why is it important for scientists to share information from their investigations?

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It is important for scientists to share information from their investigations because the results of the findings would get reviewed by their peers.

It is important for scientists to share information from their investigations because-

The scientists share information with peers to understand their specialized scientific vocabulary. Also, their investigations are reviewed by their peers.
The scientists after sharing the results of the investigations with peers would get to know if their investigations are correct or not.
Scientists by sharing results become part of the scientific community.
They get to know about the new findings and developments in other fields also.
Scientists benefits society from their investigations.

Sharing the results of the investigations, the scientific and medical communities evaluate the investigations.

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