Two students are comparing scientific experiments to investigations. They came up with the following ideas.

Student A: Testing plant growth in different types of soils

Student B: Comparing the water level in a lake during different times of the year Which student gave an example of a scientific experiment? (5 points)

A: Student A because it requires experimental and control groups
B; Student B because it requires a hypothesis
C: Student A because it is preferably done in natural settings
D: Student B because it is preferably done across a long period of time

Answer:

A is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

In experiment we require a controlled variable which is the constant in example A that is the plant we intend to put into the soil. In example B there's no such thing as controlled variable, so we can't expect the position of the water level. the water level is so unpredictable since tides or tsunami might change the result.

Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Scientific experiments need to have an independent and a dependent variable. Scientists can manipulate the independent variable. A should be the correct answer because it mentions what I just said. All scientific experiments need to have a control and experimental group. Therefore, student A and the answer A are correct.

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Noah bought stock in a company two years ago that was worth x dollars. During the first year that he owned the stock, it increased by 31%. During the second year the value of the stock increased by 15%. Write an expression in terms of x that represents the value of the stock after the two years have passed.

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The chalk circle around the pitcher's mound has a diameter of 16 ft. What is the area of the pitcher's circle?

What is the value of X?

Pete is standing 4 feet away from a mirror on the ground. Pete is 6 feet tall and can just see the top of the tree in the mirror from where he is standing. The two triangles formed in the picture above are similar.

If the mirror is 16 feet away from the base of the tree, how tall is the tree?

a. 18 ft
b. 10 ft
c. 24 ft
d. 15 ft

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Combine like terms: 4-4z+5z-2+2z then solve

Lin has a small baking pans shaped like a rectangular prism.

Lin’s pan has a length of 2 2/3 inches, a width of 3 3/4 inches, and a height of 1 1/2 inches.

What is the volume of this pan?



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Kristen wants to ask the managers of the fast food restaurants in a large city "How do you retain employees?" What condition must be true to justify surveying only a sample of the managers instead of surveying the entire population of managers?

The population is small.

The population is diverse.

The population is not the target of the survey question.

The population is expensive and time-consuming to survey.​

find the value of x
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what is the area of a semicircle with a diameter of 12?

Which measure of center would you use to describe a data set with no extreme values and no big gaps?

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1. In a comparison taste test of two juice drinks, 780 people preferred

Cranberry Blast. Only 220 people preferred Melon Splash. Complete

each statement.

a. There were more people who preferred Cranberry Blast.

b. In the taste test, () of the people preferred Cranberry Blast.

c. People who preferred Cranberry Blast outnumbered those who

preferred Melon Splash by a ratio of () to ().


Students at a middle school are asked to record how they spend their

time from midnight on Friday to midnight on Sunday. Carlos records

his data on his phone. Use his phone sereen for Exercises 4-7.


Decide whether each statement is an accurate description of how

Carlos spent his time that weekend. Explain your reasoning. Please refer to the smartphone image. ()

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Carlos spent one-sixth of his time watching television. ()

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The ratio of hours spent watching television to hours spent doing

chores or homework was 3 to 1. ()

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Sports, Internet, and watching television took about 33% of

his time. ()

————

Time spent doing homework was only 20% of the time spent

watching television. ()

————

Sleeping, eating, and "other" activities took up 12 hours more

than all other activities combined. ()

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A class at Middlebury Middle School collected data on the types of

movies students prefer. Complete each statement using the table.

Types of Movies Preferred by Middlebury Students

Action- 75,90

Comedy-105,150

Total-180,240


The ratio of seventh-graders who prefer comedies to

eighth-graders who prefer comedies is () to ().


b. The fraction of total students (both seventh-and eighth-graders)

who prefer action movies is ().

C. The fraction of seventh-graders who prefer action movies is ()


The sketches betow show two members of the Grump family. The

Crumps are geometrically similar. Use the figures in exercises 33- 36.

Grump A- 0.8 in.

Grump B-1.2 in.

33. Write statements comparing the lengths of corresponding segments

in the Grumps. Use each concept at least once.

a. ratio

b. fraction

c. scale factor



Suppose a news story reports "A survey found that

of all Americans watched the Super Bowl on television." Bishnu thinks this means the survey reached seven people and four of them watched the Super Bowl on television. Do you agree with him? If not, what does the
Statement mean? ()

A tree initially measured 27 1/2 feet tall. Over the next 3 1/2 years, it grew to a final height of 35 1/2 feet. During those 3 1/2 years, what was average yearly growth rate of the height of the tree

A.) 2 1/7 feet/year
B.) 2 2/7 feet/year
C.) 2 4/7 feet/year
D.) 2 6/7 feet/year

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Mr. boyd spent too much time on his speech and was late for the prom. He needs to be at the prom at 17:15 to help with the preparations. If he lives 20 km away and he leaves home at 16:40, what speed should he drive to get there on time. Allow him to park for 10 minutes and walk. Round your answer to the nearest kilometers per hour.

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