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How do scientists verify the results of an experiment? by analyzing results by communicating with other scientists by collecting data by repeating the experiment
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How do scientists verify the results of an experiment?

by analyzing results
by communicating with other scientists
by collecting data
by repeating the experiment

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By analyzing results
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Answer:

by repeating the experiment

Step-by-step explanation:

sometimes repeating the experiment with multiple trials can help make the experiment worth it

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