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    The document contains 3 examples of formulating alternative and null hypotheses for experiments. The first is on the effect of water temperature on sugar dissolving time. The second is on the effect of hole height on water spurt distance from a full can. The third is on the effect of surface type on ball bounce height. For each example, an alternative hypothesis stating an expected effect is given along with a null hypothesis of no effect and an "if-then" statement predicting the outcomes.

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    The document contains 3 examples of formulating alternative and null hypotheses for experiments. The first is on the effect of water temperature on sugar dissolving time. The second is on the effect of hole height on water spurt distance from a full can. The third is on the effect of surface type on ball bounce height. For each example, an alternative hypothesis stating an expected effect is given along with a null hypothesis of no effect and an "if-then" statement predicting the outcomes.

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    In Class ActivityFormHypothesis

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    The document contains 3 examples of formulating alternative and null hypotheses for experiments. The first is on the effect of water temperature on sugar dissolving time. The second is on the effect of hole height on water spurt distance from a full can. The third is on the effect of surface type on ball bounce height. For each example, an alternative hypothesis stating an expected effect is given along with a null hypothesis of no effect and an "if-then" statement predicting the outcomes.

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    Boaloy BSEE 3A

    In Class Activity - Formulating Hypothesis

    Instructions: Formulate an alternative and null hypothesis from the given


    problem below.
    1. Problem: The Effect of Temperature of Water on the Dissolving Time of
    Sugar.
    Ha: water temperature affects dissolving time of sugar

    Ho: water temperature has no effect on dissolving time of sugar

    If and then: If the temperature of the water is hot, then the dissolving time
    of sugar will be fast.

    2. Problem: Does the height of a hole punched on the side of the can affect
    how far from the container water would spurt when the can is full of water?
    Ha: the height of a hole affects the distance of water spurt

    Ho: height of a hole does not affect water spurt distance

    If and then: If the hole is at the bottom of the can, then the water would
    spurt farther when it is full of water.

    3. Does the kind of surface affect the height of the ball’s bounce?
    Ha: different surface affects the bounce of the ball.

    Ho: surface has no effect on ball’s bounce height

    If and then: If the surface is smooth, then the ball will bounce higher than
    it is when on the rough surface.

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