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Write a properly formatted hypothesis statement to answer this question: How does the amount of salt added to ice affect the rate at which the ice will melt?



Specify how you plan to change the independent variable by using terms such as increase or decrease. Also, specify how the dependent variable will change in response by using terms such as increase, decrease, or stays the same.



Criteria pts
Correct placement of IV 5
Correct placement of DV 5
If, then format 5
IV indicates either "increases" or "decreases" 5
DV indicates either "increases", "decreases", or "stays the same" 5

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The hypothesis will be:

H₀ = The amount of salt added to ice will not affect the rate at which the ice will melt.

H₁ =  The amount of salt added to ice will affect the rate at which the ice will melt.

The independent variable which is can be changed by increasing the rate of salt added to the equation.

The dependent variable which is ice will change or melt in response as it will decrease if the rate of the salt added increases.

What is the effect of salt on the melting temperature of ice?

Salt does not really lower the temperature of an ice cubes, it is known to just lowers their freezing point, that is lowers their melting point.

Note that if salt is around, ice cubes are known to be colder to be solid, and they tend to melt at a temperature that is said to be lower than the freezing point of pure water.

If  the ionic compound salt is known to be added, it tends to lowers the freezing point of the water, which implies that the ice on the ground is not able to freeze that layer of water at all.

Therefore, The hypothesis will be:

H₀ = The amount of salt added to ice will not affect the rate at which the ice will melt.

H₁ =  The amount of salt added to ice will affect the rate at which the ice will melt.

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