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when working on a project a scientist discovers that some of the data she was basing her research on was not accurate. what should the scientist do?
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when working on a project a scientist discovers that some of the data she was basing her research on was not accurate. what should the scientist do?

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Go back and review data, and look for an alternate source. This time, they should check to make sure they are getting their data from a reliable source. 
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