A scientist wants to measure the relationship between humidity in
the summer and the number of...
Physics, 21.05.2020 01:02 jaylafennell101
A scientist wants to measure the relationship between humidity in
the summer and the number of home runs in baseball. Which of the
following is a testable question about this topic?
O A. Are there more home runs during the more humid months
of the summer?
B. Should fans like the players who hit the most home runs?
O C. Are home runs more fun to watch than normal hits?
D. Are home runs more exciting during the summer?
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