NameDatePeriodUsing Scientific MethodThe following describes an experiment to determine the effect of additional nitrogen on plant growth. Read theparagraph carefully, then answer the questions.Dr. Anderson set up an experiment in which she planted bean seeds in two groups, A and B. After thesceds germinated, Group A was fed a balanced application of fertilizer with additional nitrogen, as recommendedby most plant growers. Group B was grown under identical conditions, except the fertilizer they receivedcontained no additional nitrogen. Dr. Anderson observed the plants for one month. You can see the results inFigure 1.Group AGroup BFigure 11) What was the hypothesis for this experiment? (Use IF... THEN .. statement)2) Which plants represent the control group? Explain your answer.3) Which plants represent the experimental group? Why is this group of plants the experimental group?5) What were the independent variable(s)?6) What were the dependent variable(s)?7) List all constants in this experiment:

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Group A Group B Figure 1 1) What was the hypothesis for this experiment? (Use IF.. THEN . statement) 2) Which plants represent the control group? Explain your answer. 3) Which plants represent the experimental group? Why is this group of plants the experimental group? 5) What were the independent variable(s)? 6) What were the dependent variable(s)?

Group A Group B Figure 1 1) What was the hypothesis for this experiment? (Use IF.. THEN . statement) 2) Which plants represent the control group? Explain your answer. 3) Which plants represent the experimental group? Why is this group of plants the experimental group? 5) What were the independent variable(s)? 6) What were the dependent variable(s)?

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Problem 2VCQ: Figure 47.9 The Svalbard Global Seed Vault is located on Spitsbergen island in Norway, which has an...

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