Conversions and Scientific Method

This assignment content involves conversions between different units of measurement, including mass (mg to kg), length (m to mm and cm to mm), volume (L to mL), time (s to ms) and weight (kg to mg). Additionally, it discusses the scientific method, data handling, and metrics in the context of an experiment on plant growth, where fertilizer is used as an experimental variable and water as a control group. The hypothesis predicts that using fertilizer positively impacts plant growth.

Scientific Method, Data Handling & Metrics
1. Perform the conversions below:
12,581 mg = 0.12581 kg
5.8 m = 5800 mm
2,250 mL = 2.25 L
95 cm = 950 mm
683 L = 683000 mL
6.3 s = 6300 ms
12 m = 1200 cm
11.8 kg = 11800000 mg
2. The hypothesis of this experiment is that use of fertilizer positively impacts the plant growth.
3. It can be predicted from the experiment that the use of fertilizer can help plants grow more in
comparison to normal watering.
4. Water and fertilizer are the experimental variable
5. Watering the plant is independent variable
6. Growth of plant is dependent variable
7. Greenhouse environment is a control group
8. Water and fertilizers
9. Temperature, amount of sunlight, humidity in the air, and soil quality
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