Question

After a group of researchers conducts a new experiment that has never been conducted before, what is the best way for other scientists to make sure that the data is real?

Answer 1

I think it would be interviewing the researchers I'm unsure though

Answer 2

Probably C) Conducting the experiment again

Step-by-step explanation:

Option A is wrong because there is a chance that the group of researchers made a mistake or got the wrong data. So when interviewing the researchers, there is a chance of them giving the wrong data, especially since the experiment has never been conducted before.

Option B is wrong because the experiment the researchers where doing was new and has never been conducted before. Therefore there is no older research done on that topic.

Option C is correct because when conducted the experiment again, they can compare their results with the group of researchers. Checking if the data is correct.

Option D is wrong because the group of researchers might have made a mistake when writing down the procedure, leading to false data.