4 years ago

Identify a threat to scientific integrity. BRIEFLY explain why compromised scientific integrity is a threat to humanity

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An example of a threat to scientific integrity is creating or distorting scientific findings to take credit on an experiment. This could also be a threat to humanity since we rely on the new breakthroughs of science for our reference to further research and calculations. If these data are not accurate or true at all, then where will we base our further study?

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SOVA2 [1]

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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I = P × R × T

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I = $48000

He saves = 80000 + 48000 = $128000

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Answer:

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