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Vadim26 [7]
2 years ago
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2. Ms. Evelyn lined up her students at recess on the soccer field. She told each student to kick a soccer ball as hard as they c

ould. Then she measured how far each student kicked the soccer ball and marked the distance with a flag. After the activity she brought the class back inside and created a graph from the data. Did Ms. Evelyn's class do an experiment? A. Yes, because they did several tests with the soccer balls and recorded their observations. B. Yes, because every student kicked the same soccer ball. C. No, because they did not start with a hypothesis or a control group. This was an investigation. D. No, because all experiments require the use of a laboratory and scientists.​
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mash [69]2 years ago
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Answer

A. Yes, because they did several tests with the soccer balls and recorded their observations. B. Yes, because every student kicked

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