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2 2 points The student researchers made the following hypothesis before their experiment: Beano added to the most acidic bean solution will have the most glucose. Using the same graph as in the previous question, does their data support their hypothesis? Choose the best answer. Remember, the best answer includes data from the graph. Yes, their data does support their hypothesis. The acidic (pH ~2) solution had about 50% more glucose than the basic (~pH12) and neutral (~pH 7) solutions. Their data sort of supports their hypothesis. The acidic (pH ~2) and basic solutions (pH ~12) both had about 50% more glucose than the solution at pH 7. No, their data does not support their hypothesis. Both acidic (pH ~2) and basic solutions (pH ~12) had more than 50% less glucose than the solution around pH 7. No, their data does not support their hypothesis. Both acidic and basic solutions had less glucose than the solution at pH 7.

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2 points
The student researchers made the following
hypothesis before their experiment: Beano added to
the most acidic bean solution will have the most glucose.
Using the same graph as in the previous question, does
their data support their hypothesis? Choose the best
answer. Remember, the best answer includes data
from the graph.
Yes, their data does support their hypothesis.
The acidic (pH ~2) solution had about 50% more
glucose than the basic (~pH12) and neutral (~pH
7) solutions.
Their data sort of supports their hypothesis. The
acidic (pH ~2) and basic solutions (pH ~12) both
had about 50% more glucose than the solution
at pH 7.
No, their data does not support their hypothesis.
Both acidic (pH ~2) and basic solutions (pH ~12)
had more than 50% less glucose than the
solution around pH 7.
No, their data does not support their hypothesis.
Both acidic and basic solutions had less glucose
than the solution at pH 7.

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2 points
The student researchers made the following
hypothesis before their experiment: Beano added to
the most acidic bean solution will have the most glucose.
Using the same graph as in the previous question, does
their data support their hypothesis? Choose the best
answer. Remember, the best answer includes data
from the graph.
Yes, their data does support their hypothesis.
The acidic (pH 2) solution had about 50% more
glucose than the basic ( pH12) and neutral ( pH
7) solutions.
Their data sort of supports their hypothesis. The
acidic (pH 2) and basic solutions (pH 12) both
had about 50% more glucose than the solution
at pH 7.
No, their data does not support their hypothesis.
Both acidic (pH 2) and basic solutions (pH 12)
had more than 50% less glucose than the
solution around pH 7.
No, their data does not support their hypothesis.
Both acidic and basic solutions had less glucose
than the solution at pH 7.

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