When an accurate experiment is repeated by another scientist, the results

A) should be similar to those obtained originally.

B) will be identical every time the experiment is repeated.

C) should be completely different for a different scientist.

D) should vary quite a bit because of the difference in time between the completion of the experiments.

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Jan Chen

Biology

15 November, 08:25

When an accurate experiment is repeated by another scientist, the results

A) should be similar to those obtained originally.

B) will be identical every time the experiment is repeated.

C) should be completely different for a different scientist.

D) should vary quite a bit because of the difference in time between the completion of the experiments.

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Kassidy Moyer · Answer 1

I think it may be A because the variables can't be handled the exact way every time or B if I'm just overthinking it because it says an accurate experiment.