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peachfish658Lv1
28 Sep 2019
A group of 11 mice was given water, and another group of 10 micewas supplied with diluted black coffee (coffee:water 1:1) asdrinking fluids for five weeks. The composition of the diets andliving conditions were similar for both groups of mice. Bloodglucose was monitored weekly for all mice. After five weeks, therewas no change in average body weight between groups. Resultsindicated that blood glucose concentrations increased significantlyin the mice that drank water compared with those that were suppliedwith coffee. Finally, blood glucose concentration in the coffeegroup exhibited a 30 percent decrease compared with that in thewater group.
1. What was hypothesis of this experiment? What question(s) was(were) the investigator asking?
2. Which is the control group? Why?
3. Which is the treatment group? Why?
4. Did the researchers follow the scientific method in theirexperimental design? Explain.
5. Do you think that there may be any possible biases or otherproblems in this experiment? Explain.
6. Based on the data, was the hypothesis supported, and what canyou conclude from this experiment?
A group of 11 mice was given water, and another group of 10 micewas supplied with diluted black coffee (coffee:water 1:1) asdrinking fluids for five weeks. The composition of the diets andliving conditions were similar for both groups of mice. Bloodglucose was monitored weekly for all mice. After five weeks, therewas no change in average body weight between groups. Resultsindicated that blood glucose concentrations increased significantlyin the mice that drank water compared with those that were suppliedwith coffee. Finally, blood glucose concentration in the coffeegroup exhibited a 30 percent decrease compared with that in thewater group.
1. What was hypothesis of this experiment? What question(s) was(were) the investigator asking?
2. Which is the control group? Why?
3. Which is the treatment group? Why?
4. Did the researchers follow the scientific method in theirexperimental design? Explain.
5. Do you think that there may be any possible biases or otherproblems in this experiment? Explain.
6. Based on the data, was the hypothesis supported, and what canyou conclude from this experiment?
1. What was hypothesis of this experiment? What question(s) was(were) the investigator asking?
2. Which is the control group? Why?
3. Which is the treatment group? Why?
4. Did the researchers follow the scientific method in theirexperimental design? Explain.
5. Do you think that there may be any possible biases or otherproblems in this experiment? Explain.
6. Based on the data, was the hypothesis supported, and what canyou conclude from this experiment?
Tod ThielLv2
28 Sep 2019
