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A scientist helps a colleague do a better experiment by:

O A. laughing when a common and avoidable mistake is repeated.
B. offering advice about how best to perform a standard procedure.
C. explaining why a hypothesis does not need to be tested in an
experiment.
D. refusing to allow anyone else to use an expensive instrument.

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Answer:Offering advice about how best to perform a standard procedure.

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Answer:

B. Offering advice about how best to perform a standard procedure.

Step-by-step explanation:

Helping others can be in different ways, be it helping out or by giving encouraging words or advice. But in all aspects of help, there is always a positive outcome if help is given in the right way and at the right time. And it is also how one person lifts another.

A scientist can help a colleague out by offering advice and telling the person how to best perform a standard procedure. This will help the colleague do better in the experiment and also help ensure that the right things are done and the efforts are successful. The other options are all negative in their 'approach' which will only hinder the colleague in his/her works.

Thus, the correct answer is option B.

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