Question

While studying gravity and acceleration, students record in their lab journal that they believe two objects of different masses dropped from the same height will hit the ground at the same time.



The students have formulated a(n)



A. valid conclusion.

B. factual statement.


C. testable hypothesis.

D. investigative procedure.

Answer 1

d

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Let's find out the definition of each of the following terms:

- Conclusion
- Statement
- Hypothesis
- Procedure

This seems to all be part of the scientific method, so I would relate those terms towards that subject.