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Anvisha [2.4K]
3 years ago
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To further scientific knowledge, what four steps should scientists take after they analyze their results?

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stepan [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

A: Draw conclusions about their data.

Explanation:

A important step in the scientific methodology, once the results are analyzed is to draw reasonable conclusions about the whole experiment. For example: if a scientist has studied the effect of salt stress on the growth of plants and he got the results in form of graphs which show that growth of salt treated plants in very less than normal plants. Then he needs to draw conclusion after consulting relevant previous experiments and say that salt stress hinders growth and why? with reasonable logic. This is an important step in the scientific methods which concludes our work and makes it more impact for the upcoming scientists interested to work on problems of similar nature.

Hope it helps!

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