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Why do scientists try to repeat other scientists’ experiments? to test if the instruments in their labs are working properly to practice following the procedures to try to improve the first scientist’s
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Why do scientists try to repeat other scientists’ experiments?
to test if the instruments in their labs are working properly
to practice following the procedures
to try to improve the first scientist’s work
to see if the original results are reproducible
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d) to see if the orginal results are reproducible.
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