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How long does it take a modern scientist to collect data and adjust their theories in response to the data 1. Years 2. Days 3. Weeks 4. Months
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How long does it take a modern scientist to collect data and adjust their theories in response to the data

1. Years
2. Days
3. Weeks
4. Months

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months, scientists have to go through series of trial and error to get to a solid conclusion.
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It depends on what the scientists iscollecting data for but I would say maybe months.
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