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4 years ago

Name three ways that scientists can ensure their results are reliable.

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Observations and Data are FACTS. Scientists use observations and data to draw a conclusion. Observations lead to the recording of data. Scientists ask questions about their observations and then collect data to answer their questions, then they have their evidence. Opinions are not facts, they are simply beliefs or value judgements. Then the scientist should repeat the experiment the results from different scientists should be similar- if the results are not similar and consistent then the experiment must be done again. <span>
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astra-53 [7]4 years ago

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Answer:

Scientists can ensure their results are reliable by making multiple observations and repeating trials during experimentation. They should also use proper units to communicate with other scientists, and make sure the experiment is repeatable

Explanation:

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