What effect did the introduction of the predators have on the bluegill population? was the hypothesis in the introduction correct?

a. the hypothesis was incorrect; there is not enough data to determine the effect of predator introduction

b. the hypothesis was incorrect; the population size increased

c. the hypothesis was correct; the population size decreased

d. the hypothesis was correct; population size remained the same submit for grading save and finish later?

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Glenn Nolan

1 January, 16:22

What effect did the introduction of the predators have on the bluegill population? was the hypothesis in the introduction correct?

a. the hypothesis was incorrect; there is not enough data to determine the effect of predator introduction

b. the hypothesis was incorrect; the population size increased

c. the hypothesis was correct; the population size decreased

d. the hypothesis was correct; population size remained the same submit for grading save and finish later?

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Brady Hoover · Answer 1

Answer: a. the hypothesis was incorrect; there is not enough data to determine the effect of predator introduction

A hypothesis is a supposition or assumption of phenomena with limited evidences which needs to be justified or explained by experimentation and valid reasoning. An hypothesis remains uncertain until it is proved. The hypothesis was incorrect; there is not enough data to determine the effect of predator introduction. It is not giving any evidence about the predator prey relationship.