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A scientist who solves a new problem using something already learned is being what?
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A scientist who solves a new problem using something already learned is being what?

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Answer:creative

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A scientist who has solved a new problem using an already learned method would be called innovative. An innovator is a type of researcher that aims for a better study so then it can help people and other scientists in a more convenient way.
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