A student notices that when bananas are kept near other fruits, the other fruits ripen faster. She wonders what causes the other
fruits to ripen more quickly and thinks that bananas must have an influence on the npening process. She decides to perform an experiment. She gathers bananas and
apples and places an apple by itself at location A and an apple next to a banana at location B. She then waits for five days and records the how ripe
Hello. You forgot to enter the answer options for that question. The options are:
"What would be the next step in this experiment? A. construct a hypothesis and record data
. B. make observations and draw a conclusion
. C. ask questions and construct a hypothesis
. D. analyze the results and make a conclusion."
Answer:
D. analyze the results and make a conclusion
Explanation:
The student already made the observation when she noticed that other fruits placed near bananas ripen earlier. After that, the student created a hypothesis, when asked if the banana had any influence on the ripening of other fruits. Then the student established an experiment where she could test this hypothesis and from that, registered some data, which are the result of her experiment. What she must do now is to analyze this data and conclude whether the banana really influences the ripening of other fruits or not.
Here is the necessary options to complete the question
What would be the next step in this experiment?
A. construct a hypothesis and record data
B. make observations and draw a conclusion
C. ask questions and construct a hypothesis
D. analyze the results and make a conclusion
The ANSWER should be D
D. analyze the results and make a conclusion
Explanation:
The answer should be D. Judging from this case study, the hypothesis has been formulated and the experiment has been carried out. There is little or no observation here as the result is set a particular time (after 5 days).
Random changes in allele frequency in a population are usually called genetic drift. The reason why this is the answer is because it is a very specific word which is used to describe exactly that - random changes in allele frequency.
All the other cases; answers, here aren't correct and don't apply.
