During a conference presentation, a scientist described the materials that she used and how she performed her experiments.

Which best explains why a scientist would share these details in a conference?

It tells the audience if the results support or contradict the hypothesis.

It tells the peers if the study is supported by mathematical models.

It informs the peers if the results are supported by other scientists.

It informs the audience if the study included controlled tests.

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19 July, 05:50

During a conference presentation, a scientist described the materials that she used and how she performed her experiments.

Which best explains why a scientist would share these details in a conference?

It tells the audience if the results support or contradict the hypothesis.

It tells the peers if the study is supported by mathematical models.

It informs the peers if the results are supported by other scientists.

It informs the audience if the study included controlled tests.

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Cecilia Mays · Answer 1

The question is asking to choose among the following choices that states the reason why a scientist would share the details in a conference, base on my research, I would say that the answer would be that It tells the audience if the results support or contradict the hypothesis. I hope you are satisfied with my answer

Theresa Horne · Answer 2

it informs the audience if the study included controlled tests

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