How were Enrico Fermi and Marie Curie similar? A: They were both married to scientists, with whom they worked closely. B: They were both extremely dedicated to their work. C: They were both living in France when they conducted their work. D: They were both afraid of failure and the options of others.

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26 February, 15:26

How were Enrico Fermi and Marie Curie similar? A: They were both married to scientists, with whom they worked closely. B: They were both extremely dedicated to their work. C: They were both living in France when they conducted their work. D: They were both afraid of failure and the options of others.

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Madison Santiago · Answer 1

Enrico Fermi and Marie Curie were similar because they were both married to scientists with whom they worked closely with. They were both involved in the cusp of technology in that time and had studied physics in great detail then turned their studies into actual work.