A student conducts an experiment to see how music affects plant growth. The student obtains four identical plants. Each one is p
otted in the same type of soil and receives the same amount of sunlight and water each day. Plant A listens to classical music for three hours each day. Plant B listens to rock music for three hours each day. Plant C listens to country music for three hours each day. Plant D does not listen to any music at all. 13. Based on the experiment in the scenario, which visual aid would be most helpful in showing the change in the plants' heights over time?
Plant A listens to classical music for three hours each day
Explanation:
Music affect plant growth of plants through the vibrations that it creates to the sound waves.Classical music causes more pressure to the sound waves causing vigorous vibrations which is picked up by the plants speeding up the protoplasmic movement in the cells.
The vibrations causes movement of the plant cells which speed up growth of the plants by stimulating the plants to produce more nutrients enabling them to germinate having more leaves,greater in size and other improved characteristics which means the plant's genetic chromosomes were changed.
Also in the soil is able to produce good fungi and bacteria encouraging better root development due to healthy vines resulting to vigorous growth and better fruit.
Moreover the plants are able to receive special attention and care from the farmer thus enhancing faster growth.
The correct answer is the kind of music each plant listens to.
Explanation:
A variable refers to any condition or element whose value gets modifies in an experiment. A variable can take place in distinct quantities or types, and three kinds of variable, that is, dependent, independent, and controlled can be witnessed in an experiment. In the experiment mentioned, the kind of music each plant is listening to is the variable.
It is an independent variable whose value is modifying as it prevails in distinct kinds and it is the one that the student is using to witness its effect on the growth of the plant. In the experiment, this variable that differs also generate distinct effects or outcomes.
