Question ID:PT16 S3 Q4 Passage:Bart: A mathematical problem that defied solution for hundreds of years has finally yielded to a supercomputer. The process by which the supercomputer derived the result is so complex, however, that no one can fully comprehend it. Consequently, the result is unacceptable.Anne: In scientific research, if the results of a test can be replicated in other tests, the results are acceptable even though the way they were derived might not be fully understood. Therefore, if a mathematical result derived by a supercomputer can be reproduced by other supercomputers following the same procedure, it is acceptable. Stem:The exchange between Bart and Anne most strongly supports the view that they disagree as to Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:whether a scientific result that has not been replicated can properly be accepted Choice B:whether the result that a supercomputer derives for a mathematical problem must be replicated on another supercomputer before it can be accepted Choice C:the criterion to be used for accepting a mathematical result derived by a supercomputer Choice D:the level of complexity of the process to which Bart refers in his statements Choice E:the relative complexity of mathematical problems as compared to scientific problems