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Alchen [17]
3 years ago
6

A researcher is studying the effects of caffeine on the rate of sunflower growth to determine if caffeine stimulates sunflower p

lants to grow taller. What is the null hypothesis for this experiment?
Biology
1 answer:
wariber [46]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A null hypothesis would be that caffeine doesn't stimulates sunflower plants to grow taller.

Explanation:

Null hypothesis: In research methods, the term "null hypothesis" is described as a type of hypothesis that proposes that there's no difference between specific characteristics of a particular data gathering process or population.

Function: The main aim of "null hypothesis" is to prove whether or not a specific test or study is supported and is separated from the researcher's own decisions and values. It is responsible for providing a way to a given study or test and is represented by H0.

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