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17 July, 21:05

Why did scientist begin to repeat their experiments?

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  1. 18 July, 00:48
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    Scientists repeat their experiments in order to ensure that they have a larger pool of data to draw conclusions from. Repetition of experiments in science is imperative to acquire accurate and relatively uniform knowledge drawn from such investigations.
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