chapter 1 The Ever - Evolving World Of Science - Part 5

Why is repeating experiments (reproducibility) important in science?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
Why is repeating experiments (reproducibility) important in science?
Options
A. To consume extra laboratory resources
B. To make the experiment take longer
C. To change the original hypothesis force-fully
D. To ensure that results are consistent and not due to chance or error
Explanation
Reproducibility confirms that experimental findings are reliable, accurate, and independent of specific conditions or investigator bias.
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