The results of the alpha particle scattering experiment were reproducible.
What does reproducible mean?
Tick (✔) one box.

In science, it is important that experimental results can be verified. - **Repeatability** refers to the ability of the *original experimenter* to get the same results when they repeat the experiment multiple times. It checks for random errors in their own procedure. - **Reproducibility** is a stronger test. It means that *someone else*, in a different lab, possibly with different equipment, can follow the original method and produce the same results. This confirms that the result is not just a fluke or an artifact of the original setup. If results are reproducible, they are considered much more reliable and valid.