To describe: an example of an observation and give four possible inferences.
Answer to Problem 14E
1. The soil supplement has no effect on the total yield of the plant.
2. The soil supplement causes a decrease in the total yield of the plant.
3. The soil supplement causes a slight increase in the total yield of the plant.
4. The soil supplement causes a significant increase in the total yield of the plant.
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
An example of an observation that can be made from an experiment is say, “The mean increase in the total yield of cherry tomato plant, when a soil supplement is used”.
Four possible inferences that could be made from above observation are:
1. The soil supplement has no effect on the total yield of the plant.
2. The soil supplement causes a decrease in the total yield of the plant.
3. The soil supplement causes a slight increase in the total yield of the plant.
4. The soil supplement causes a significant increase in the total yield of the plant.
Conclusion:
1. The soil supplement has no effect on the total yield of the plant.
2. The soil supplement causes a decrease in the total yield of the plant.
3. The soil supplement causes a slight increase in the total yield of the plant.
4. The soil supplement causes a significant increase in the total yield of the plant.
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