Question

A scientific experiment is repeated, but its results cannot be repeated by others. What can you conclude about the experiment?

Answer 1

The experiment is inaccurate. Those that initiated it and repeated it, either cannot write down their work correctly, or they are trying to pull a fast one.

Answer 2

We can conclude that we don't get "same results after every experiment" according to the statement.

Answer 3

There can be many factors involved in an experiment being non-repeatable. One factor involves inaccuracy. This means that the original experiment resulted in inaccurate data that it cannot be repeated. The second factor involves lack of materials, in which it cannot be repeated. While rare, sometimes unique materials are required to repeat an experiment.