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Which of the following is a key requirement for formulating hypotheses in experiments?
Which of the following is a key requirement for formulating hypotheses in experiments?
- Including all possible variables
- Using complex scientific language
- Providing a detailed background of the problem
- Stating the proposed solutions or expected outcomes (correct)
What is the main characteristic of a testable hypothesis?
What is the main characteristic of a testable hypothesis?
- It is supported by multiple scientific theories
- It is related to the rate of metabolism in animals
- It can be proven true or false through experimentation (correct)
- It is based on previous experiments
If the ambient temperature is raised, what is the expected effect on animal metabolism according to the hypothesis?
If the ambient temperature is raised, what is the expected effect on animal metabolism according to the hypothesis?
- There will be no effect on animal metabolism
- The hypothesis does not make any predictions about animal metabolism
- Animal metabolism will increase (correct)
- Animal metabolism will decrease
True or false: Testable solutions to a problem are necessary when formulating hypotheses.
True or false: Testable solutions to a problem are necessary when formulating hypotheses.
True or false: According to the given hypothesis, raising the ambient temperature will cause an increase in animal metabolism.
True or false: According to the given hypothesis, raising the ambient temperature will cause an increase in animal metabolism.
True or false: Formulating hypotheses involves stating the proposed solutions or expected outcomes for experiments.
True or false: Formulating hypotheses involves stating the proposed solutions or expected outcomes for experiments.
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