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Why is it important that a scientist keep accurate records of an experiment he conducts? A. in order to keep an accurate record of how many hours he spent in the lab B. in order to back up the conclusions he publishes as a result of the experiment C. in order to reminisce over all his experiments after he retires

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          Why is it important that a scientist keep accurate records of an experiment he conducts?
A. in order to keep an accurate record of how many hours he spent in the lab
B. in order to back up the conclusions he publishes as a result of the experiment
C. in order to reminisce over all his experiments after he retires

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Why is it important that a scientist keep accurate records of an experiment he conducts? A. in order to keep an accurate record of how many hours he spent in the lab B. in order to back up the conclusions he publishes as a result of the experiment C. in order to reminisce over all his experiments after he retires