A student performs an experiment to measure weight gain in mice that eat rodent chows varying in protein and fat content. Thepositive control in this experiment is standard rodent chow with 25% protein and 5% fat contents. The negative control is givenwater only (no food).For this experiment, a net change in weight of 0.5 grams or higher is considered a weight gain or loss. If the weight of a mousefluctuates less than 0.5 grams up or down, it is considered healthy weight maintenance.The table shows the results, including those of the two control mice.Food sourceNo food (negative control)25% protein and 5% fat (positive control)30% protein and 0% fat20% protein and 10% fat15% protein and 15% fat10% protein and 20% fatInitial weight of mouse (grams)39.639.539.439.539.738.9Final weight of mouse (grams)Which of these conclusions can you draw from the data collected in the experiment?38.439.739.039.940.440.1The chow containing 10% protein and 20% fat resulted in the greatest weight gain.The chow containing 30% protein and 0% fat resulted in significant weight loss.The chow containing 20% protein and 10% fat resulted in significant weight gain.The standard rodent chow was sufficient to maintain a healthy weight.The chow containing 15% protein and 15% fat resulted in healthy weight maintenance.

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A student performs an experiment to measure weight gain in mice that eat rodent chows varying in protein and fat content. The positive control in this experiment is standard rodent chow with 25% protein and 5% fat contents. The negative control is given water only (no food). For this experiment, a net change in weight of 0.5 grams or higher is considered a weight gain or loss. If the weight of a mouse fluctuates less than 0.5 grams up or down, it is considered healthy weight maintenance. The table shows the results, including those of the two control mice. Food source No food (negative control) 25% protein and 5% fat (positive control) 30% protein and 0% fat Initial weight of mouse (grams) 39.6 39.5 39.4 Final weight of mouse (grams) 38.4 39.7 39.0

A student performs an experiment to measure weight gain in mice that eat rodent chows varying in protein and fat content. The positive control in this experiment is standard rodent chow with 25% protein and 5% fat contents. The negative control is given water only (no food). For this experiment, a net change in weight of 0.5 grams or higher is considered a weight gain or loss. If the weight of a mouse fluctuates less than 0.5 grams up or down, it is considered healthy weight maintenance. The table shows the results, including those of the two control mice. Food source No food (negative control) 25% protein and 5% fat (positive control) 30% protein and 0% fat Initial weight of mouse (grams) 39.6 39.5 39.4 Final weight of mouse (grams) 38.4 39.7 39.0

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

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