Question

Examples of how scientist use repeated trials and replication in conducting experiments?

Answer 1

seriously?

Answer 2

@piercethejessica

Answer 3

are you gonna help?

Answer 4

tell me what you think the answer is
then ill help u

Answer 5

no idea

Answer 6

r u kidding?!?!

Answer 7

No , I know a little bit about it but I just don't know an example

Answer 8

think about any experiment any scientist conducts.
1) doing the experiment
2) publishing the experiment
3) having other scientist check his work
4) other scientists redoing his experiment
5) other scientists sending that scientist their data

Answer 9

I just don't get it , I speak spanish and i'm trying to understand it ( I live in the us now )

Answer 10

when a scientist does an experiment, other scientist have to redo the experiment to check if it is accurate

Answer 11

get it?

Answer 12

I think so , thanks

Answer 13

so you can use basically any experiment that has been published by a scientist and that will count

Answer 14

hmm like what D:

Answer 15

anything

Answer 16

as long as it is real

Answer 17

plants?

Answer 18

look up on Google some published experiments and just quote the experiment

Answer 19

Say Scientist A performs an experiment on whether a certain plant can grow in a desert environment. He comes to the conclusion that in fact, this plant can grow in a desert environment due to the way it's roots grow.

Scientist B performs the same experiment that Scientist A performs and gets the same result.

This is an example :)

Answer 20

thanks so much to both of you

Answer 21

like seriously , you just saved my life and my grades

Answer 22

B has to preform the experiment or else scientist A cant get his experiment published

Answer 23

But repeated trials could also mean that Scientist A does the experiment multiple times, to see if he gets the same result.

Answer 24

A has to post his experimnt, other scientist have to redo and check his work

Answer 25

Yeah, exactly

Answer 26

thanks