Why do scientists communicate their results in written reports?

a. So other scientists will argue

b. So other scientists can repeat their experiments

c. Because they like to write

d. To make scientific models

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Clara Bautista

Chemistry

25 October, 21:41

Why do scientists communicate their results in written reports?

a. So other scientists will argue

b. So other scientists can repeat their experiments

c. Because they like to write

d. To make scientific models

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Mckenna Craig · Answer 1

Publishing results of research projects in peer-reviewed journals enables the scientific and medical community to evaluate the findings themselves. It also provides instructions so that other researchers can repeat the experiment or build on it to verify and confirm the results. The answer should be B.

Helen Hancock · Answer 2

Other scientists can repeat their experiments

Why do scientists communicate their results in written reports?a. So other scientists will argueb. So other scientists can repeat their experimentsc. Because they like to writed. To make scientific models

Why do scientists communicate their results in written reports?

a. So other scientists will argue

b. So other scientists can repeat their experiments

c. Because they like to write

d. To make scientific models