Blessy predicts that it would take 55 seconds for 6 sugar cubes to dissolve.
She checks her prediction by doing the experiment with 6 sugar cubes three times
Here are her results
Experiment with 6 sugar cubes
1
2
3
Time to dissolve in seconds
55
46
48
Do these results support Blessy's prediction?
Explain your answer
She checks her prediction by doing the experiment with 6 sugar cubes three times
Here are her results
Experiment with 6 sugar cubes
1
2
3
Time to dissolve in seconds
55
46
48
Do these results support Blessy's prediction?
Explain your answer
Penjelasan:
Based on the results of the three experiments, only one trial (experiment 1) supports Blessy's prediction that it would take 55 seconds for 6 sugar cubes to dissolve. The other two trials (experiments 2 and 3) show shorter times for the sugar cubes to dissolve (46 and 48 seconds, respectively).
Therefore, overall, the results do not fully support Blessy's prediction. It's possible that there were variables that affected the rate of dissolving in the different experiments, such as the temperature or amount of stirring. To increase the accuracy of the experiment, Blessy should repeat the experiment several more times and calculate an average time for the sugar cubes to dissolve