What section of a lab report should be phrased in an "If (cause), then (effect)" statement? le

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Debora [2.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

The HYPOTHESIS

Explanation:

In an experiment, the formulation of the hypothesis is a critical part of the scientific method. The hypothesis is testable explanation given after making an observation in an experiment. In other words, an hypothesis is a predictive statement given that is subject to testing via experimentation.

The essence of formulating an hypothesis is to relate the effect of a possible solution on an observed problem. The "hypothesis" section of a laboratory report is usually identified by the use of an IF and THEN phrases in the statement. IF represents the cause, while THEN represents the effect. For example, a hypothesis can read; If plants are placed under white light (cause), then they will grow faster in height (effect).

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