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Why it is important to replicate scientific experiments? to detect mistakes to confirm findings to introduce more variables to produce more trials with data

Why it is important to replicate scientific experiments? to detect mistakes to confirm findings to introduce more variables to produce more trials with data
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Why it is important to replicate scientific experiments?

to detect mistakes
to confirm findings
to introduce more variables
to produce more trials with data

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to detect mistakes (A)
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