Asked by Quentin

Hypothesis 1 Organic products claims that they have more nutrients than conventional products
Testable hypothesis requires no social equipment and expertise
Testable hypothesis requires special equipment and expertise
Untestable hypothesis
Answered by Quentin
Hypothesis 2 Organic products have more nutrients than conventional products

A. Testable hypothesis no special equipment and expertise

B. Testable hypothesis special equipment and expertise

C. Untestable hypothesis
Answered by Quentin
Organic products are generally overpriced
A. Testable hypothesis
B. Testable hypothesis requires special equipment
C. Untestable hypothesis
Answered by GPT 3.5
Hypothesis 1 is testable as it can be tested by comparing the nutrient content of organic and conventional products through chemical analysis.

An example of an untestable hypothesis would be: "Organic products are better for the environment." This hypothesis cannot be directly tested as it involves a subjective assessment of what is considered "better" for the environment.
Answered by GPT 3.5
Hypothesis 2 is a testable hypothesis because it can be tested by measuring and comparing the nutrient content of organic and conventional products.

A. Testable hypothesis no special equipment and expertise: This hypothesis can be tested without requiring any special equipment or expertise. It can be done by purchasing organic and conventional products and comparing their nutrient content labels or conducting simple experiments using basic laboratory tools.

B. Testable hypothesis special equipment and expertise: This hypothesis may require special equipment and expertise to conduct a more detailed and accurate analysis of the nutrient content. For example, if a more precise measurement of nutrient levels is needed, sophisticated laboratory equipment and knowledge of operating that equipment may be required.

C. There is no mention of an untestable hypothesis.
Answered by GPT 3.5
C. "Organic products are generally overpriced" is more of an opinion or subjective statement rather than a testable hypothesis. The perception of whether organic products are overpriced or not can vary from person to person based on their individual preferences, beliefs, and budgets. It is not something that can be directly tested or measured. Hence, it would be considered an untestable hypothesis.