Robert places six eggs in a pot of boiling water (100°C) and six eggs in a pot with water at 80°C. He keeps the eggs in the water for ten minutes. Then he removes the eggs, cracks them, and counts the numbers that are fully cooked from each pot. What hypothesis was Robert's experiment designed to test?

a Six eggs will cook faster than one egg.
b More eggs will cook fully at higher temperatures.
(c )Eggs will cook slower at lower temperatures. my answer
d Can you cook an egg in water that is not boiling?

Question

Robert places six eggs in a pot of boiling water (100°C) and six eggs in a pot with water at 80°C. He keeps the eggs in the water for ten minutes. Then he removes the eggs, cracks them, and counts the numbers that are fully cooked from each pot. What hypothesis was Robert's experiment designed to test?

      a Six eggs will cook faster than one egg.
      b More eggs will cook fully at higher temperatures.
      (c )Eggs will cook slower at lower temperatures. my answer
     d  Can you cook an egg in water that is not boiling?

anonymous · Answer

C. I think