Based on this passage, draw a conclusion about what Einstein was like as a scientist.

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ryzh [129]3 years ago

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Answer:

Einstein was a dedicated scientist. He worked hard, focused on details, and did not give up until he had formed a theory that worked. His ideas were bizarre, but they helped scientists make many discoveries.

Explanation:

Make sure to include a conclusion about einstien as a scientest, suport that conclusion with details from text and support your conclusion with details from your own experiences.

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NeX [460]3 years ago

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Answer: Einstein was a dedicated scientist. He worked hard, focused on details, and did not give up until he had formed a theory that worked. His ideas were bizarre, but they helped scientists make many discoveries.

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