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The data from a replicated experiment are very different from the data obtained during the initial experiment. What is one possible reason for the difference in the data?
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The data from a replicated experiment are very different from the data obtained during the initial experiment. What is one possible reason for the difference in the data?

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The reason the same expierament lead to different results is because the variable being expieramented on is not controlled

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Controlled Variable

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