Question

The reason scientists repeat measurements they take during experiments is so that they can
(a) check whether the instruments used are inaccurate.
(b) List the measurements taken in a table.
(c) Take the average and reduce the possibility of an error.
(d) Get more than one answer.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

c

Answer 2

The reason scientists repeat measurements they take during experiments is so that they can take the average and reduce the possibility of an error.

• Scientists have a process by which they learn about the natural universe by observing, testing, and then generating models that explain their observations.
• They do this to ensure that the results are reliable by performing the same experiment multiple times.
• They compare the results of the experiments by analyzing the data or graph.
• Scientists look for a large amount of supporting evidence before they accept a hypothesis.