Biology, 18.05.2021 17:50 lildanielmabien
The scientific method begins with a scientific question. This question should
lead to one or more testable hypotheses. Which of the following is a scientific
question that could lead to a testable hypothesis?
A. Are the birds that use the birdbath prettier in the summer or in the
winter?
B. Should people be required to maintain birdbaths?
C. Why do people want to maintain birdbaths?
D. How do temperature and humidity affect the rate of evaporation of
water?
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