1. Repeating experiments improves the likelihood of accurate results because the overall results are
1) less likely to prove the hypothesis correct.
2) more likely to prove the hypothesis correct.
3) less likely to be correct due to fewer errors
being made.
4) more likely to be correct due to fewer
errors being made.

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Explanation:

The results will be more accurate because fewer errors will be made. Humans make mistakes which can skew the results, repeating the experiment will average everything out making the results more reliable. Also, if you repeat the experiment you could find outliers caused by a mistake made in one of the experiments.

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