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Alex777 [14]
3 years ago
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A key element to any sciences to make testable exclamations and predictions based on your observations Marissa has observed that

her tulips in front of her house have not bloomed yet but her neighbor across the road has two lips that are blooming in front of their house she wonders why her flowers are not blooming in right a testable explanation for Marissa‘s observation and then make a prediction based on the hypothesis
Biology
1 answer:
yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
5 0

Hypothesis-Its a statement which we propose to explain any phenomena or theory.  

The testable hypothesis could be-

The growth of the tulips could be affected by availability of water or nutrients in the soil.  

Prediction-

If there is lack of water or nutrients, then by adding fertilizers and water, the tulips will flower within few days.

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