A researchable project is a project:
A)that the researcher has the time and money necessary to carry out as well as access to the data necessary.
B)that the researcher can easily carry out.
C)that a researcher wants to carry out.
D)that the researcher will be allowed carry out.

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A researchable project requires both the time and financial resources necessary to carry out the study, as well as access to the data required to conduct the research. Simply wanting to carry out a project or being allowed to do so does not ensure that it is researchable. Additionally, the ease of carrying out a project is not necessarily an indicator of whether it is researchable, as some projects may be more complex and require more resources but still be feasible to conduct.

A Researchable Project Is a Project