If there are problems with scientific research, A. the experiment must be repeated to be sure the research is not any good. B. the experiment should be adjusted and repeated to be sure the results are reliable. C. the research can still be used as long as everyone knows the problem. D. the research must be adjusted to meet the needs of the experiment.

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If there are problems with scientific research, 	A.	the experiment must be repeated to be sure the research is not any good. 	B.	the experiment should be adjusted and repeated to be sure the results are reliable. 	C.	the research can still be used as long as everyone knows the problem. 	D.	the research must be adjusted to meet the needs of the experiment.

anonymous · Answer

A

anonymous · Answer

I think the answer is not there.. or the question is misleading one.. research is based on a hypothesis, if there is a problem in total research, the problem may be with hypothesis or experiment methodologies selected. even the final result may change the initial hypothesis and lead to good scientific questions. if the problem means relevance of the research that would have been there while making the hypothesis itself (mean it is already known before the starting research )

anonymous · Answer

I think the answer is not there.. or the question is misleading one.. research is based on a hypothesis, if there is a problem in total research, the problem may be with hypothesis or experiment methodologies selected. even the final result may change the initial hypothesis and lead to good scientific questions. if the problem means relevance of the research that would have been there while making the hypothesis itself (mean it is already known before u starting the research )