What is the purpose of completing three trials?
a. to be able to generate enough data in...
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What is the purpose of completing three trials?
a. to be able to generate enough data in order to be able to publish your results
b. to increase the accuracy of your results by identifying a trial that may be repeating
c. to guarantee the accuracy of your results
d. it is standard procedure to always test an experiment 3 times
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