Two scientists were working on an idea. They kept in touch by asking each other questions about which designs worked better. After months of experiments, one of the scientists discovered a breakthrough. He tested it several more times and got the same result. Which statement describes what the scientist should do with his data? He should test two variables to see if he gets the same outcome. He should start a new project because his colleague was already working on the same idea. He should share all his work with his colleague so that his colleague can publish it. He should get the data peer reviewed and published so other scientists can try to reproduce his results.