Question

If two scientists do not get the same results from an experiment, the data are reliable.t or f

Answer 1

F because both scientist are unsure so they would have to reevaluate their decision

Answer 2

Answer:

false.

Explanation:

One of the transcendent principles of science is that results achieved through experimentation must be replicable, that is to say, they must be able to be reproduced. If, like in this case, two scientists reach different results based on the same data, then the data is not reliable and further experimentation and observation needs to be performed in order to ascertain the validity of the data.