Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient in light intensity from one end (dark) to the other (brightly lit).
The experimental hypothesis was “There will be a large difference between the number of maggots in a dark environment and the number in a brightly illuminated one.”
Which of the following is Sue’s Experimental condition? Select one option from the list below.
1) The same chamber and maggots but with a different light intensity gradient.
2 ) The same chamber and maggots but with a coloured light gradient.
3 ) An identical chamber with the gradient in illumination reversed. wrong answer
4) An identical chamber but with maggots of a different species.
5) An identical chamber with no light gradient.
6) A chamber with a different distance between the darkest and most brightly lit parts.
7) An experiment at a different time of day.
is 4 the correct answer plz someone help me and tell me the correct answer
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013 at 8:58am by john
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What is the independent variable? Select one option from the list below. 1 is the correct answer help me please .thanks Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient ...
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What is the independent variable? Select one option from the list below. 1 is the correct answer help me please .thanks Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient ...
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What is the independent variable? Select one option from the list below. 1 is the correct answer help me please .thanks Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient ...
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 12:08pm by john???urgent plz
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Sue is setting up an experiment to test whether fly maggots select a dark or a brightly lit environment. She sets up a chamber in which there is a gradient in light intensity from one end (dark) to the other (brightly lit). The experimental hypothesis was “There will be a ...
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:01pm by john???urgent plz read carfully
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The number of maggots, n, is a function of (or "depends on") light intensity, i. n = f(i) i is the independent variable and n is the dependent variable. In other words n depends on i.
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:01pm by Damon
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Which do you think after reading that carefully? Number of maggots DEPENDS ON light intensity.
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:01pm by Damon
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Therefore light intensity is independent and number of maggots is dependent.
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:01pm by Damon
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Hypothesis: “There will be a large difference between the number of maggots in a dark environment and the number in a brightly illuminated one.” I want to rule out other possible reasons for the maggots clustering in one end. First put the light on in the left end. Hopefully ...
Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 1:01pm by Damon