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inysia [295]
3 years ago
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Katie wants to do an experiment to test what factors affect the growth rate of sunflowers. She plants two groups of sunflower se

eds in identical pots, gives them the same amount of fertilizer, and lets them sit in the sun for the same amount of time every day. She gives one group of seeds 10 mL of water a day. She gives the other group 1 mL of water a day. The group that receives 10 mL of water grows the fastest. Katie analyzes and publishes her results.
Based on the results of Katie's experiment, what question could she ask next to continue her research on sunflower growth rate?
A. Will sunflowers grow to a larger maximum size in rocky mountain soil or in sandy soil from the beach?
B. Will sunflower petals be a brighter yellow if Katie adds yellow dye into the water that she gives them every day?
C. Will the growth rate of the sunflowers change if Katie increases the amount of water given to 20 mL a day?
Chemistry
1 answer:
xxMikexx [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: C

Explanation:

We can research about the growth rate of plant that the water has been given, since we already did 10 mL. It would be best if we research more to see if 20 mL is enough water for the plant or will it make the plant go turgid and flaccid!

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