How can scientists best confirm and validate the results of an experiment so they can publish their findings? by removing the control from the experiment by adding more variables to the experiment by repeating the experiment by creating a replicable experiment

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Chemistry

Savannah Martin

9 August, 08:11

How can scientists best confirm and validate the results of an experiment so they can publish their findings? by removing the control from the experiment by adding more variables to the experiment by repeating the experiment by creating a replicable experiment

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Kelvin Mendez · Answer 1

D. By creating a replicable experiment

Matias Huffman · Answer 2

by repeating the experiment

Explanation:

An hypothesis is made valid for further progression in a reasearch work if that test can be repeated by other scientists. One of the key to publishing a research work dwells on the ability to get validation through repeatable experimentation by other critiques. A hypothesis is rendered valid if it can be tested and repeatable.