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When conducting certain science experiments, the goal is to verify a cause and effect relationship. For example, if I hypothesize (guess) that flies are already within meat when it rots, I can test this through experiment. I will set one group, the control group to be the meat on a plate. This control group is one where I can anticipate the result, i.e. that flies will appear on the meat when it rots. The experimental group is one where I make a change to the control group. I could put one piece of meat just on a table, without the plate, or put one in a sealed jar for example. After enough time has passed and the control group meat has rotted, I can compare this with the experimental groups to try to understand why some things changed and others didn't.
Basically, change is expected in the experimental group, that sets it apart from the control group.
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How many variables should be changed from control group to experiemental group?
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What is the difference between control group and experiemental group?
The experimental group is the entire population of people in a testing program. The control group is a subset of that unit. The control group would be given a sugar pill instead of the drug being tested. This is done without even some of the experimenters knowing who is who.
What is the expected number of valence electrons for a group 3 A element?
The expected number of valence electrons for a group 3A element is 3. These elements have three valence electrons because they are located in group 3A of the periodic table, which corresponds to the third column from the left.
What is the same between the experimental and control group?
The similarity between the experimental group and the control group is that in both cases, results are expected.
What do the initials of the R and B group Next stand for?
Never EXpecTed
If a work group consistently achieves 80 of its quarterly goals and the work group generally has 25 objectives per quarter how many objectives can the work group be expected to achieve in any given qu?
If the work group consistently achieves 80% of its quarterly goals and has 25 objectives per quarter, we can calculate the expected number of objectives achieved by multiplying 25 by 0.80. This results in an expected achievement of 20 objectives per quarter. Therefore, the work group can be expected to achieve approximately 20 objectives in any given quarter.
Which group of older Americans expected to grow the fastest from 2008 to 2050?
hispanics
Which group of older American is expected to grow the fastest from 2008 to 2050?
hispanics
Which group of older Americans is expected to grow fastest from 2008 to 2050?
hispanics
Which group of older Americans is expected to grow faster from 2008 to 2050?
The group of older Americans aged 85 and older is expected to grow faster from 2008 to 2050. This is primarily due to advancements in healthcare that have increased life expectancy and improvements in overall quality of life for this age group.
Which group of bacteria is expected to cause spoilage to the food in fridge storage?
psychrophiles and psychrotrophs
What group of older Americans is expected to grow the fastest from 2008 to 2050?
The group of older Americans aged 85 and older is expected to grow the fastest from 2008 to 2050, as life expectancy increases and the baby boomer generation ages. This group is projected to more than triple in size during this period.
