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a scientist repeats another scientists experiment but gets different results.what are possible causes?
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a scientist repeats another scientists experiment but gets different results.what are possible causes?
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The possible causes primarily include a change in the environment of control group (small changes can add up) and mathematical error when determining the results.
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