Question

question 10 of 10
a scientist helps a colleague do a better experiment by:
a. making up observations that are hard to obtain directly.
b. sharing the cost of an expensive tool or instrument.
c. suggesting that unrepeatable results are still reliable.
d. refusing to consider an alternative interpretation of results.

Explanation:

In scientific experiments, sharing the cost of an expensive tool or instrument can enable a colleague to conduct a better - designed experiment with proper equipment. Making up observations (A) is unethical and goes against scientific integrity. Unrepeatable results (C) are not reliable in science. Refusing to consider alternative interpretations (D) limits the comprehensiveness of the experiment.

Answer:

B. sharing the cost of an expensive tool or instrument