The Control in an Experiment

question 64

Multiple Choice

The control in an experiment

• A) makes the experiment valid.
• B) is an additional replicate for statistical purposes.
• C) reduces the experimental errors.
• D) minimizes experimental inaccuracy.
• E) allows a mixed group of comparisons among different organisms for the experimental group.

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