In an experiment, if the obtained results would occur by chance in less than five experiments out of 100, the results
A)were randomly assigned.
B)cannot be replicated.
C)were statistically significant.
D)were part of a meta-analysis.

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When experimental results would occur by chance in less than five experiments out of 100, it means the results have a p-value of less than 0.05, which is commonly considered statistically significant. This indicates that the observed effects are unlikely to have occurred by chance alone.

In an Experiment, If the Obtained Results Would Occur by Chance