Question

which shows that the results of an experiment are reliable? a. the experiment supports the hypothesis. b. the experiment can be repeated with the same results. c. the experiment uses a very simple procedure. d. the experiment creates ideas for new experiments.

Explanation:

Reliability in experiments means consistent results upon repetition. Supporting a hypothesis doesn't guarantee reliability. A simple procedure or generating new - experiment ideas isn't related to result reliability.

Answer:

B. The experiment can be repeated with the same results.