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Nimfa-mama [501]3 years ago

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I know accurate is really close or exact but the reproducible ive never heard

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Answer:

Accurate data are close to the correct or accepted value. If data are reproducible, the data are recurring, or duplicated. Reproducible data, however, are not always accurate. Data may be produced over and over, making them precise but inaccurate. This may indicate a flaw in the experimental design.

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