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farmer planted corn in two different fields. He planted 500 seeds of regular corn in Field A and 500 seeds of experimental corn in Field B. At harvest time, more ears of corn had grown in Field A than in Field B. The farmer concluded that more corn grew in Field A because of the type of corn planted.

Choose ,begin emphasis,two,end emphasis, other possible variables that could have caused more corn to grow in Field A.
Answer options with 5 options
A. the type of soil in the field
B. the cost per ear of the corn
C. the flavor of each type of corn
D. the amount of sunlight in each field
E. the amount of corn planted in each field

Answer 1

A. The type of soil in the field is a potential variable that could have affected the amount of corn growth in Field A. Different soil types can provide varying levels of nutrients and moisture to the plants, which could have contributed to the observed difference in corn growth between the two fields.

D. The amount of sunlight each field received is another potential variable that could have impacted the amount of corn growth in Field A. Corn plants require a certain amount of sunlight to thrive, and it is possible that Field A received more sunlight than Field B, leading to greater corn growth in the former.

Answer 2

1. More pollination processes in the regular corn planted in field A than in field B.

2. Low pest and insect attack on corn planted in field A compared to B.

1. Pollination is the process in which a plant becomes fertilized, so as to produce seeds. The process requires some agent which could be; air, the human, wind, etc.

Therefore more pollination of the corn planted in field A than those in B would lead to more yield (ears of corn harvested) than that of B.

2. Pests and insects are agents which could reduce the yield of corn after harvest. Comparing the two fields A and B, if the corn planted in field A were not affected by pests or insects, while those planted in B were affected, then more ears of corn would be harvested in field A.

Final Answer = it's a and d obviously the price of the corn doesn't make the corn be planted differently.

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