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Decide on what the objective/question for your experiment will be. Objectives/questions can be written in many ways, but will typically be in the form of: “…how impacts/influences/effects .” Once you have established your objective/question, develop a hypothesis for your experiment. Your hypothesis should directly address your objective/question (same detail). Justify/explain your hypothesis using existing knowledge from a primary, peer reviewed source. Include one point (paraphrased) from the source you choose with a proper in-text citation and full citation (CSE format). Based on your hypothesis and the design of your experiment, what is/are your prediction(s), or expected outcome(s)? Predictions are based on your hypothesis and specific to your experiment. (do Q2 & Q5 before answering this). You can indicate your predictions in written form or visually (using a graph).

          Decide on what the objective/question for your experiment will be. Objectives/questions can be written in many ways, but will typically be in the form of: “…how __________ impacts/influences/effects __________.”
Once you have established your objective/question, develop a hypothesis for your experiment. Your hypothesis should directly address your objective/question (same detail).
Justify/explain your hypothesis using existing knowledge from a primary, peer reviewed source. Include one point (paraphrased) from the source you choose with a proper in-text citation and full citation (CSE format).
Based on your hypothesis and the design of your experiment, what is/are your prediction(s), or expected outcome(s)? Predictions are based on your hypothesis and specific to your experiment. (do Q2 & Q5 before answering this). You can indicate your predictions in written form or visually (using a graph).

Decide on what the objective/question for your experiment will be. Objectives/questions can be written in many ways, but will typically be in the form of: “…how impacts/influences/effects .”
Once you have established your objective/question, develop a hypothesis for your experiment. Your hypothesis should directly address your objective/question (same detail).
Justify/explain your hypothesis using existing knowledge from a primary, peer reviewed source. Include one point (paraphrased) from the source you choose with a proper in-text citation and full citation (CSE format).
Based on your hypothesis and the design of your experiment, what is/are your prediction(s), or expected outcome(s)? Predictions are based on your hypothesis and specific to your experiment. (do Q2 Q5 before answering this). You can indicate your predictions in written form or visually (using a graph).

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