
Passage: The report on the results of an important experiment was controversial and the experiment was repeated under the guidance of a scientist, but did not get the same results as the original experiment; the scientist thus concluded that the initial experimental results were caused by the wrong method of measurement.
Question: Which of the following options is the hypothesis reasoned by the scientist?
A. A.If the result of the first experiment is correct, then the same result should be obtained when the experiment is carried out under the same conditions.
B. B.Since the initial experiment was not recorded in sufficient detail, it is unlikely to be completely repeated.
C. C.Repeated experiments do not lead to problematic results as in the original experiments due to the wrong method of measurement.
D. D.The results of the initial experiment called into question a theoretical principle, but the basis of the principle itself is not sufficient.
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