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Which observation would most likely be made before an experiment? measuring plant growth in response to different fertilizers determining the mass of a product from a chemical reaction counting the number of seeds that germinated after soaking in water noticing the number of tulip plants that sprouted late in a garden

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The most likely observation BEFORE the experiment is noticing the number of tulip plants that sprouted late in a garden, this would give you a reason to do the experiment.

Just so you know, the 3 other options would all have to be done after the experiment because:
1) you cannot measure plant growth in response to different fertilisers before you start the experiment as the plants haven't been introduced to the fertilisers yet!
2) you cannot determine mass of product from a chemical reaction yet because if the experiment hasn't started yet the reaction is yet to take place!
3) the plants won't have had time to germinate yet!
jessmarinez1980

Answer:

Which would a scientist most likely do before asking a question that could lead to a scientific experiment? D

observe the number of tulip plants that sprouted late in a garden

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