In science class, Maria observes a white-colored cut flower. She sees that the petals turn red when the flower is sitting in a v
ase that has red-colored water. She forms a hypothesis that the color reaches the flower through the stem. What should Maria do to confirm the hypothesis?
A.
She should repeat the experiment with the same type of flower and photograph the changes over time.
B.
She should ask her science teacher about the flower to confirm whether her hypothesis is correct.
C.
She should try the experiment with a potted plant with roots and observe any color changes.
D.
She should repeat the experiment with a different species of plant and photograph the changes.
Answer of this question is A. because I just took the question and got it right
Take for example a basketball. The goal is to put the ball on the hoop. By doing that you are accurate. But let's say you hit a certain part of the rim 10 times. That means you're really precise in hitting the exact spot.
