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Jennifer and Janna are trying to figure out how to control the mouse problem in their horse barn. They have tried several types of traps baited with peanut butter with no luck. The girls decide that the
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Jennifer and Janna are trying to figure out how to control the mouse problem in their horse barn. They have tried several types of traps baited with peanut butter with no luck. The girls decide that the problem might not be the type of trap; it might be the type of food. What is the BEST question for the girls to use on their next experiment?

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It is option A because girl notices that it is matter of food which depends.

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Answer: Your answer would be C

Explanation: None of the traps work with peanut butter, the next step is to test each type of trap individually with different foods. Hope this helps :)

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