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The common error in using Benedict's reagent is improperly heating the solution. Overheating the reagent can cause it to decompose and give false positive results for reducing sugars, leading to inaccurate conclusions about the presence of sugars in the sample being tested. It is important to follow the specified temperature and time guidelines to ensure accurate measurement of reducing sugars.

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