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Offline Heyyitscassidy

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Okay so here's my dilemma. I have to figure out the question behind the hypothesis. How do i do that?
An EXAMPLE of this was :
A) He is human likes toy cars, and loves to play.
B) pretend there's another hypothesis here
C) pretend there's another hypothesis here
So over all you could say the question would be Which best signify's a young boy. Get it?

WHAT WOULD THE QUESTION BE THAT I AM TRYING TO SOLVE BY DOING A LAB WITH THESE HYPOTHESIS!
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ACTUAL PROBLEM: So my hypothesis I was given are:
A)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate is an integer.
B)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate is a simple fraction.
C)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate can be any number.
Im pretty sure C is the correct answer, but what would be the question?

Please help, as soon as you can! Please&thankyou to those whose respond!
CLARIFYING..." what would the question be that I'm try to solve by doing a lab with those hypothesis?"

-Because, i have to write a paragraph on "what question were you about to answer doing this lab" therefore I'm pretty much explaining what the hypothesis are all trying to say summed up, into a question but teacher said only one is correct. Sorry if I'm coming off as being difficult, i just want to make sure you guys understand, its kind of the blind leading the blind right now. I hope you guys understand, because I don't:(

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Okay so here's my dilemma. I have to figure out the question behind the hypothesis. How do i do that?
An EXAMPLE of this was :
A) He is human likes toy cars, and loves to play.
B) pretend there's another hypothesis here
C) pretend there's another hypothesis here
So over all you could say the question would be Which best signify's a young boy. Get it?

No.  This part, in particular, makes no sense.

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WHAT WOULD THE QUESTION BE THAT I AM TRYING TO SOLVE BY DOING A LAB WITH THESE HYPOTHESIS!
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I don't see how it suddenly became necessary to yell.

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ACTUAL PROBLEM: So my hypothesis I was given are:
A)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate is an integer.
B)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate is a simple fraction.
C)The mole ratio of the cation and the anion in a precipitate can be any number.
Im pretty sure C is the correct answer, but what would be the question?

Good.

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Please help, as soon as you can! Please&thankyou to those whose respond!
CLARIFYING..." what would the question be that I'm try to solve by doing a lab with those hypothesis?"

-Because, i have to write a paragraph on "what question were you about to answer doing this lab" therefore I'm pretty much explaining what the hypothesis are all trying to say summed up, into a question but teacher said only one is correct. Sorry if I'm coming off as being difficult, i just want to make sure you guys understand, its kind of the blind leading the blind right now. I hope you guys understand, because I don't:(

What actual data to you have to support the hypothesis.  What actual data to you have to reject some other hypothesis in your list?
Hey, I'm not judging.  I just like to shoot straight.  I'm a man of science.

Offline Heyyitscassidy

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Sorry, I didnt mean to yell, I wanted to make it stand out. And some data to back this up would be during the lab we had to find the ratio and dried precipitate, so what would the question be? because all the precipitates number came out to 2.07 or 1.03.. etc.. it came out in decimal form.

this was at the top of our worksheet;
The Procedure Summary
Use mass of precipitate formed campared with volume of cation added toestimate the molar ratio of cation to anion in several precipitates

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