Question

cody wonders if there is enough iron in his vitamins to be attracted by a strong magnet. which one could be his hypothesis?
a there is enough iron in my vitamins to be attracted by a strong magnet.
b is there enough iron in my vitamins to be attracted by a strong magnet?
c the strong magnet does not attract the vitamins.
d the strong magnet moved a vitamin 3 millimeters.

Explanation:

A hypothesis is a proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting - point for further investigation. Option a is a statement predicting a possible outcome related to the presence of iron in vitamins and its attraction to a magnet. Option b is a question, not a hypothesis. Option c is a counter - prediction. Option d is a statement about an observed result, not a hypothesis.

Answer:

A. There is enough iron in my vitamins to be attracted by a strong magnet.