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SPOILED BANANASBy: ABHI CAHALAVADI
12/08/09
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Big Question
Which one will spoil first the banana on the counter
or the refrigerator?
Explanation:
Which one will spoil first?
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HYPOTHESIS
I think the banana on the counter will
spoil first because it is out and it’s a little
hotter
Explanation:
It is a little hotter on the counter so I guess
it is going to spoil first.
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INTERESTING FACTS
One interesting fact I found was how they spoil. They change every day.
One spoils faster one day.
Other spoils even faster the other day
Tempting to find out which one will spoil first
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EXPIERMENT Materials:2 shiny new bananasA counterrefrigerator
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INSTRUCTIONS
First, take one banana and put it on the
counter. Next, take another banana and
put it in the refrigerator. Finally, wait for a
week to see if anything happened.
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CONTROL/VARIABLES
The banana on the counter is in the
variables. The one in the refrigerator is in
the control group.
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OBSERVATIONS
On day 2 a little brown spots on the on
the counter. On day 4 little more brown
spots on the one on the counter. On day
6 so many brown spots on the banana on
the counter and only some on the one in
the refrigerator.
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DATA
On day 2 I saw a little bit of brown spots on the
banana on the counter. On day 4 I saw more brown
spots on the one on the counter and no spots in
the one in the refrigerator. On day 6 I saw that the
one on the counter had so many spots and the on
in the refrigerator had only some.
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ANALYSIS
The experiment did test my hypothesis
because my hypothesis was correct
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CONCLUSION
My hypothesis was correct.
I would change one banana to an apple
to see what happens them.
Why did the one on the counter melt
faster then the one in the fridge?
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REFRENCES
Http://answers.yahoo.com/
Http://Teakdoor.com/the kitchen/12101-spoil
ed-bananas.html
Wiki answers