When an experiment is replicated, how should the results of the two experiments compare? the results of the first experiment should be less accurate. the results of the second experiment should be less accurate. the results of the experiments should be similar. the results of the experiments should be one hundred percent certain.

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Danica Blackwell

Biology

11 March, 09:00

When an experiment is replicated, how should the results of the two experiments compare? the results of the first experiment should be less accurate. the results of the second experiment should be less accurate. the results of the experiments should be similar. the results of the experiments should be one hundred percent certain.

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Cadence Hughes · Answer 1

The comparison is that the results of the second experiment should be similar to the results of the first experiment. This should be the case because if we do two similar experiments, we should observe similar results as well. Although this is sometimes not the case in science.