Physics, 19.10.2019 00:10 alliwkatring
Laura thinks that the oak tree has the largest leaves of all the trees at the playground. how could she best test her prediction?
a.
measure the height of each of the trees at the playground.
b.
measure the length of a few leaves from each tree at the playground.
c.
measure the length of one oak leaf and one leaf from another tree.
d.
walk around the playground and look at the leaves on each tree.
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