Rhonda has made the hypothesis that "the more fertilizer a plant gets, the
fewer leaves it will have." do the data in the table below support her
hypothesis?
amount of
fertilizer (9)
number of
leaves
6
6
8
12
13
16
21
oa) yes, the data support the hypothesis.
ob) no, the data support the opposite of the hypothesis.
the data show no relationship between the amount of fertilizer and

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