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Why do scientists usually do experiments? A. to answer a question or solve a problem B. to make more problems for schoolchildren to solve C. because they think that they are fun D. because they want to
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Why do scientists usually do experiments? A. to answer a question or solve a problem B. to make more problems for schoolchildren to solve C. because they think that they are fun D. because they want to get paid for the job

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The answer is A. to answer a question or solve a problem
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