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Why do scientists share the results of experiments
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Why do scientists share the results of experiments

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this way they can make sure that the experiment is correct.


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to share their data with other scientists and figure out of the data is correct or if they should attempt to do it again. Also so they can see what they did wrong and see if the other scientists have other inputs.
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