Question 1 (1 point)Which of the following would be a good hypothesis for today's lab?Male bean beetles prefer mung beans over black eyed peas.Female bean beetles prefer large beans because they provide food for grubs.Female bean beetles prefer smaller beans because they provide more nutrition.Male bean beetles prefer larger beans because they live inside of them.Question 2 (1 point)How does measuring the volume of a bean help us test our hypothesis?To see how much water is in each beanMore volume in a bean means more food available for a beetle grubKnowing the volume of a bean helps us calculate the t-statisticKnowing the volume of a bean tells us the p-valueQuestion 3 (1 point)70 mm is equal to which of the following in meters?7000 m700 m0.7 m0.07 m

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