Hypothesis: There is a synchrony between the time the bus passes over the hill, the time the cat is positioned on the bench and the time I talk to the cat.
An experiment will be established to prove or deny this hypothesis. This experiment will try to answer if there is a synchrony between the bus, the cat and me.
First, I will write down the time I usually leave the house for the bus stop and then I will look for a schedule of the buses in my city, to evaluate the times when each one passes above the hill to which I refer.
It is necessary that I clock the time spent between my home and the bus stop to which I am going, so that I can relate to the bus schedule.
I must also install a camera system at the bus stop to observe the times the cat arrives at that location.
Every day, for a month, I will write down the time I left home, the time I arrived at the bus stop, the time the cat arrived at the bus stop and the time the bus passed. At the end of this period, I will do average calculations to find out how many times our schedules have been synchronized. Through these data I will conclude whether the hypothesis is false or true.
Producers, which are the base of the food chain for ecosystems are essential and do not require oxygen to cycle energy and matter, as they create oxygen through photosynthesis. Plants are producers that use this process to capture light energy and use it to convert carbon dioxide and water into an organic substance known as glucose.
The answer is b, globular
