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A student conducted a controlled experiment to test the affects of tea tree oil on the growth of Trichophyton rubrum, the primary cause of athlete's foot. He inoculated 10 test tubes of broth with the fungus and then added 1 mL of a tea tree oil solution to each.

If the results of the experiment are valid, a similar experiment will most likely produce
A.
results that are similar but with slightly different data.

B.
entirely different results with no obvious pattern.

C.
the exact same data in every circumstance.

D.
entirely different results with the opposite pattern to the first.

A student conducted a controlled experiment to test the affects of tea tree oil on the growth of Trichophyton rubrum the primary cause of athletes foot He inocu class=

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If the results from the controlled experiment to test the effects of tea tree oil on the growth of Trichophyton rubrum are valid, a similar experiment should produce results that are similar but slightly different data.

What is reproducibility?

In science, valid results from experiments must be reproducible.

In other words, the same experiment carried out by different researchers must produce similar results with very little to no variation.

If results from an experiment are not reproducible, such results cannot be valid as far as science is concerned.

More on reproducibility of results can be found here: https://brainly.com/question/16031689