Scientists often repeat experiments multiple times.
Why is this important?

Repeating an experiment turns a hypothesis into a theory.

Repeating an experiment gives scientists something to do while they think of new hypotheses.

Repeating an experiment allows scientists to test different variables.

Repeating an experiment helps to verify the results.

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Scientists often repeat experiments multiple times.
Why is this important?

Repeating an experiment turns a hypothesis into a theory.

Repeating an experiment gives scientists something to do while they think of new hypotheses.

Repeating an experiment allows scientists to test different variables.

Repeating an experiment helps to verify the results.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

what do you think?

anonymous · Answer

c/?

anonymous · Answer

No, I would say D.

anonymous · Answer

thats correct :p

anonymous · Answer

Yay!!!! :D

mehek14 · Answer

D is correct as @Lady.Liv1776 said because multiple trials make the results reliable

nincompoop · Answer

Repeating an experiment helps to verify the results.

nincompoop · Answer

repeating primarily is used to establish consistency in the results

nincompoop · Answer

if we were to change variables that were not present previously, then it calls for a different hypothesis