Question

activity 6 of 6: a conclusion based on data that the more sun a tomato plant receives, the more it will grow. to test this hypothesis, chaz plants three rows of tomatoes. one row of tomatoes he plants in complete shade. a second row of tomatoes he plants in partial sunlight. the last row of tomatoes, chaz plants in direct sunlight. to each row of tomatoes he provides the same soil and water. choose which of the following pieces of data are relevant to chazs hypothesis and conclusion. select all that apply. the row of directly - sunlit tomato plants withered. the shaded row of tomato plants grew very little. the weather ranged from rain to shine. the partially - sunlit row grew moderately. each row of plants had the same soil and water.

Explanation:

The hypothesis is about the relationship between sunlight and tomato - plant growth. Data relevant should pertain to plant growth under different sunlight conditions or factors that could affect the experiment's validity related to sunlight - growth relationship. The row of directly - sunlit plants withering goes against the hypothesis. The shaded row growing very little supports the idea that less sun means less growth. The partially - sunlit row growing moderately also supports the relationship. The fact that each row has the same soil and water ensures a controlled experiment, making it relevant. The weather range is not directly related to the sunlight - growth relationship.

Answer:

The row of directly - sunlit tomato plants withered.
The shaded row of tomato plants grew very little.
The partially - sunlit row grew moderately.
Each row of plants had the same soil and water.