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Bezzdna [24]
3 years ago
14

How did you test your hypothesis? which variables did you control in your experiment and which variable did you change in order

to compare your growth results?
Biology
1 answer:
elixir [45]3 years ago
8 0

Hypothesis is a proposed explanation which is made on the basis of given experimental data taken as starting point for further investigation. All hypothesis test are conducted in a same manner fiollowing the four main steps:

1. State the hypothesis

2. Formulate an analysis plan

3. Analyzing the data obtained

4. Final step is to analyze the results

There are three types of variables taken in an experiment:

1. Independent variable: light, temperature, humidity

2. Dependent Variable: these depends upon the other variable. changes in the independent variable may cause the dependent variable to change, for example, growth of plant is a dependent variable which depends upon the amount of light(independent variable), the plant receives

3. Controlled Variable: these variable can be controlled and prevented from being change like ty[pe of plant, type of soil


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