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Physics, 15.10.2020 08:01, lineaeriksen

Which scenario is an example of a scientific way of thinking? A. A scientist makes a judgment that rocks are more interesting to
study than living organisms because they tell more about Earth's
history
B. A scientist decides that taking rocks from national parks is wrong
because later park visitors will not be able to see them.
C. A scientist collects different kinds of rocks and then takes them to
museums where the public can appreciate them.
D. A scientist makes a judgment that a rock sample is volcanic
because of the rock's texture and mineral composition,
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