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11-08-2016
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Why might two scientists working on the same problem draw different conclusions

Why might two scientists working on the same problem draw different conclusions class=

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kingKirl kingKirl

11-08-2016

Each scientist could be working on the problem for different reason. Or, each scientist could be focused on different elements of the problem, concluding in different conclusions between the scientist.

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