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Which of these makes it easier for scientists to understand shared measurement data? A. Having a universal language B.having a standard system of measurements C. having multiple languages D. having multiple
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Which of these makes it easier for scientists to understand shared measurement data? A. Having a universal language B.having a standard system of measurements C. having multiple languages D. having multiple systems of measurement

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B.having a standard system of measurements
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I'm pretty sure it's b
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