To determine which question best suits experimentation, we typically look for a question that involves testing a hypothesis through controlled manipulation, isolating variables, and measuring outcomes. Here are some examples of statistical questions that can be answered by experiments:
- Does a new fertilizer increase the growth rate of tomato plants compared to no fertilizer?
- How does different study methods affect the exam scores of students?
- What impact does a new medication have on blood pressure compared to a placebo?
If you provide a set of specific questions, I can help you identify which one would be best suited for an experimental approach.
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