Some students wanted to find out if plants grew better when planted closer together or spaced far apart.In order to investigate this problem the students obtained 10 identical beanplans and labeled them pots A,B, and C.Pot A=1bean plant Pot B=3 bean plants Pot C=6 bean plants. Each plant was 50mm tall at the start and for ten days each pot was set in the same sunny window and fed 60ml of water daily. After the ten days were up the students noted that in the end the averge height in Pot A(1) was 155mm, the average height in pot B(3) was 99mm, and the average height in Pot C(6) was 78
1. What measurements did the students make and how often
2.What was the independent variable and why?
3.What was the dependent variable and why?
4.What was the control group in this experiment?
5.What was the experimental group in the experiment?
6.What quantitis would you plot in the horizontal axis and why?
7.And the vertical axis?
2006-09-13
12:06:28
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