Question

When a scientist analyzes experimental results, the scientist is generally:

A. Picking an independent variable to test
B. Recording observations
C. Creating graphs and performing calculations
D. Sharing results with a colleague

Answer 1

When a scientist analyzes experimental results, the scientist is generally:

picking an independent variable to testrecording observationscreating graphs and performing calculationssharing results with a colleague
the correct answer is the third choice

Answer 2

The correct option is C.
Analysis of experimental results involves using appropriate statistical and mathematical formulae to interpret the results obtained during the experiment.
The raw data obtained during the experiment has to be treated in this way in order derive information from it.