Pot A and B both have plain soil, bean seed and the same amount of light. pot b receives more water after 50 days the plants are measured based on the date. What is the correct conclusion?

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Jamal Ray

Physics

29 September, 03:03

Pot A and B both have plain soil, bean seed and the same amount of light. pot b receives more water after 50 days the plants are measured based on the date. What is the correct conclusion?

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Linda Stokes · Answer 1

pot b will be taller or bigger

Explanation:

pot b got more water, meaning the plant would grow bigger

Keyon White · Answer 2

Plants in pot B will outgrow plants in pot A, or die from excess water.

Explanation:

The two pots provide the same factors for the bean seeds to germinate and the plants to grow strong and healthy, however, pot B receives more water than pot A and this can make plants from can B grow more than plants from pot A, or not. This uncertainty is generated by the fact that we do not know what quantities of water are being placed. Pot B may be receiving the ideal amount of water for the bean plants, or receiving excess water which will cause these plants to die.