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Physics, 02.03.2020 02:58 kris7726

Sometimes scientists have different explanations for the same observations. For example, before scientists understood atoms, they had different explanations for matter. What did these differing explanations lead scientists to do?

A) Scientists made more observations about the makeup of matter.

B) Scientists made fewer observations about the makeup of matter.

C) Scientists voted on a common explanation on which they could agree.

D) Scientists stopped studying matter until microscopes were introduced.

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