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Elena-2011 [213]
3 years ago
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Definition: This is an important principle of the scientific method in which an experiment can accurately be reproduced by an in

dependent researcher. Replication shows that test results can be reproduced with different scientists and lab equipment.
Chemistry
1 answer:
zysi [14]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Replicate.

Explanation:

Replicate: This is an important principle of the scientific method in which an experiment can accurately be reproduced by an independent researcher. Replication shows that test results can be reproduced with different scientists and lab equipment.

Hence, when test experiments are performed or conducted and the same results are gotten, it ultimately implies that the research is statistically significant and correct. A theory can be developed by the repetition or replication of a hypothesis.

In scientific process, researchers do not rely on a single test. They replicate tests over and over to see if they will get the same results.

In conclusion, if an experiment, investigation or findings can't be replicated then the method of testing isn't sufficient, theoretical and not reliable for use.

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