Scientific inquiries typically begin with the formulation of a testable question. Then, experiments are designed, and data is collected and evaluated. Once the evaluation is complete, what should be done with the evaluation?
A.
It should be changed to better align with the scientist's original predictions.

B.
It should be used to refute scientific laws.

C.
It should be communicated to other scientists.

D.
It should be hidden in a drawer.

Once data is collected and evaluated, then the experimental set-up, the data collected, and the tentative evaluation and conclusion should be communicated to other scientists.

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Surnia Surnia · Answer 2 · 2019-06-24T06:24:57+02:00

Answer: C. It should be communicated to other scientists.

Explanation:

Scientific inquiry can be define as the fact finding inquiry which is based upon answering questions related to the natural phenomena or natural event on the bases of the applying suitable scientific methodology.

According to the given situation, after the evaluation of the result by the experimenter alone it should also be consulted with other scientists, which will help in determining the accuracy of the procedures and the results. Also it will increase the reliability of the results.