Why do experiments need to be repeatable?

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They need to be repeatable to prove that results from the expirement are viable, that it didn't just happen because of a series of things outside of the scientists control. Repetition just makes the expirement seem more credible.

maw [93]3 years ago

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If they were not repeatable people would think the experiment is not accurate. If it can be repeated than the data can prove a very valid point.

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