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To determine the accuracy and validity of a person's experiment, you can evaluate the methodology used, including the experimental design, controls, and sample size. Reviewing the data collection and analysis methods is also crucial, as well as checking for peer review or publication in reputable journals. Additionally, replicating the experiment or comparing results with similar studies can provide further insight into its reliability.
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Why can a hypothesis be true after one test?
Becasue the experiment that either you or somebody else constructed should be accurate so then you compare it to your hypothesis to see if you were wrong or right
An experiment must be repeatable True or false?
Yes it is true
If a scientific theory has been held as true for many years what will happen when a well monitored experiment gives evidence that seems to go against that theory?
If the evidence is accurate, it may disprove the theory.
Why is a controlled experiment valuable to a scientist?
ummm 'cause u need a controlled experiment so the answer is correct and more accurate. People can get different answers and that's experimental value but a scientist need's the answer to be true value. I'm in 6th grade and this is 4 science. (: :P =D
Which of the following is NOT a control for the experiment described in the question below?
Which of the following is not true about controls in an experiment
Do you do the experiment before a hypothesis?
No. First, you have a wondering about something... then, you decide to fine out about it... you think about what might happen, (what you think might happen) and this is your hypothesis! You then experiment to actually find this out, and present data in a way so that your results are reliable (someone else could get them too, and find out what you did) and accurate (true, close to true value) I know.. a long winded answer, but i hope i have provided you with enough background information so that you can fully understand..! :)
How is an accurate experiment different from a fair experiment?
A fair experiment is fair wheras an accurate experiment is more accurate. LOL Joke. The latter simply means the results are to a higher degree of.... accuracy e.g instead of to 5, the result could be 5.1235 However a fair experiment is a test carried out under fair conditions. If testing more than once during the experiment you have to be sure that things remain at the same level i.e. Temperatures Amounts of reactants Time must remain the same..
How can I find true love later in life?
love will find you if you stay open .it willim not physicic
How do you find out if an experiment is real or true?
Replication is the best way: do the same experiment yourself and see if you get the same results. Also, if it's been published in a reputable peer-reviewed journal, it's PROBABLY true.
Why can a hypothesis be true after one test?
Becasue the experiment that either you or somebody else constructed should be accurate so then you compare it to your hypothesis to see if you were wrong or right
Is the claim that the fleas in a jar experiment is true or false?
The claim that the fleas in a jar experiment is true is false.
What is the results of an experiment must be?
The results of an experiment must be reproducible, meaning that they can be consistently obtained when the experiment is repeated by other researchers. Results should also be accurate, reflecting the true outcome of the experiment, and relevant to the research question being investigated. Additionally, results should be clearly presented and interpreted in the context of existing scientific knowledge.
An experiment must be repeatable True or false?
Yes it is true
Is the probability of an event E in an empirical experiment may change from experiment ot experiment?
true
Why is Redi's experiment considered the first true scientific experiment?
it was the first experiment that followed the scientific method
What molds quicker muenster cheese or cheddar?
So many factors affect that, you would have to do a controlled experiment to find a true answer
A scientist who performs an experiment has no idea what the outcome of the experiment is going to be true or false?
True. In an experiment, a scientist formulates a hypothesis, designs the experiment, collects data, and then analyzes the results to draw conclusions. The outcome of the experiment is not known beforehand, and it is the results of the experiment that will either support or refute the hypothesis.
