Question

what makes an experiment repeatable? using only qualitative data a general hypothesis conducting the experiment once specific terms in the hypothesis

Explanation:

• "Using only qualitative data": Qualitative data alone doesn't ensure repeatability; experiments can use quantitative or mixed data and still be repeatable.
• "A general hypothesis": A general hypothesis lacks the specificity needed for others to replicate the experiment's conditions and procedures.
• "Conducting the experiment once": Repeatability requires the ability to do the experiment multiple times, so doing it once is the opposite of what's needed.
• "Specific terms in the hypothesis": A hypothesis with specific terms (like defined variables, conditions) allows others to understand and replicate the experiment's setup, procedures, and measurements, making it repeatable.

Answer:

D. Specific terms in the hypothesis