state the hypothesis to be tested?
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The hypothesis to be tested is "THe petunias wilt and die in my home because they do not receive enough light"
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Every time you perform a hypothesis test, you have to find p-value. Since, this p-value will decide wether the hypothesis is true or not. And, when accepted or rejected at what percentage will it be accepted or rejected.\n\nI hope this is the answers your question.
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in testing the hypothesis > is the right side, < is the left side, not equal to is a two tailed test....for whatever test your using find the critical value...if it is greater than the alpha reject otherwise fail to reject
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You state the problem or factor (based on your observations) that you wish to assess. (e.g. "65% of the employed persons in this community commute in single-passenger vehicles rather than using public transportation.")\n\nYou then propose (design) your theory or method for testing or evaluating your chosen assertion.\n\nYou conduct a study to confirm or deny the validity of your original assertion.\n\nYour orginal statement is your hypothesis.\n\nHypothesis: "A supposition; a proposition or principle which is\n      supposed or taken for granted, in order to draw a\n      conclusion or inference for proof of the point in\n      question; something not proved, but assumed for the\n      purpose of argument, or to account for a fact or an\n      occurrence; as, the hypothesis that head winds detain an\n      overdue steamer."\n      [1913 Webster]
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I just answered this one. :)\n \n Hypothesis is your best guess as a prediction of the outcome of an experiment. For example, I have 18 plants, all the same type of plant. I separate into two groups. They will get the same water, same sunlight, same air and temperatures for 3 weeks. The groups will be separated by a sound-proof barrier. \n\nGroup A will have classical music playing, and Group B will have heavy metal playing, both at the same volume. \n\nNow for the HYPOTHESIS: Group A will grow more and Group B will wither and suffer. That is my best guess as to the effects of different types of music on plants.\n\nNow we carry out the experiment and see if your RESULTS match your HYPOTHESIS. That is really the cornerstone of the scientific method. Conclusions are drawn based on the results and how they correlated with the hypothesis.
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A hypothesis is what you think will happen or what you are trying to prove.  There is no explanation of what you did in lab, but I am guessing that different people or groups of people did different things to the magnesium and the teacher wants you to see the different outcomes from the same substance in different situations.
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A hypothesis is an idea you have that you want to test in an experiment.  It is an educated guess.  \n\nYour rationale just explains why you think your hypothesis to be true.  \n\nNow you have to figure out how to test this hypothesis.  How will you do that?   Determine who your groups will be.\n\nDo a YA search just for the word "hypothesis" and you will find lots of questions that have been asked before that might help you.\n\nBest of luck with it.\n\nPS  When I was in university I always found this sort of stuff difficult!!  :)
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There is an “O” in hypothesis. Spelling is important.\n\nAnyway, and abstract is just a short summary of what you did and what you found, typically one or two paragraphs. Without knowing what you did it’s hard to describe in more detail, but it’s something along the lines of \n\n“Abstract: The legs of 24 people were hacked open using a blunt axe. The victims were observed over the course of 14 days for the development of gangrene. 17 of the 24 victims developed gangrene within 3 days, and 23 of the 24 developed gangrene within the study period. The development of gangrene showed no correlation with the age or weight of the victims.”\n\n\nThe abstract has to be written AFTER you finish the rest of the project since it should contain the essence of everything you did.\n\nThe hypothesis is basically what you believed would happen before you started. More or less what it was you set out to prove. Something like “The chance if developing gangrene from blunt axe wounds increases with the age of the victim”.
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The only way to really find out is by experiment. I mean, this is the science section, not the philosophy section. Go out and fight something.
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Science Fair--determine your topic, take a guess at the answer (hypothesis), find out if you're right (do the study to determine the answer).  That's how you do it.
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Ill do some testing and let you know later
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procedure in science....the steps taken to test a hypothesis
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test method for what?
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Hypothesis testing means assesing, with a degree of confidence, whether an hypothesis (an assumption) is correct or not. Applications for these techniques just fluorish once you have a grasp on it. For example, you can test whether your clients are satisfied or not, whether a given change in a service protocol changed the desired answer, etc.).\nA good introductory text is H.D Brunk Introduction to Mathematical Statistics ISBN: 0471008346 or (in spanish) INTRODUCCIÓN A LA ESTADÍSTICA MATEMÁTICA in Editorial Trillas; I'm sorry I don't have the ISBN for this).\nHOwever, any stastics text will do just fine.
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What are they testing for?
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Should we try it and see???
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A hypothesis is an educated guess.  If you have a lot of supporting evidence but not complete and total (100%) evidence, you might say theory (although that might not be good, because no one seems to know what it means).