Question

9 what might be part of a scientist’s analysis of the data from an experiment? choose three.
deciding how the data will be collected
determining whether the data supports the hypothesis
visualizing the data with a graph
gathering data on the experimental group
identifying patterns and trends within the data

Explanation:

1. "Deciding how the data will be collected" is part of the experimental design (before data collection), not analysis.
2. "Determining whether the data supports the hypothesis" is a key part of data analysis, as scientists assess if results align with their predictions.
3. "Visualizing the data with a graph" is a common analytical tool to identify patterns/trends.
4. "Gathering data on the experimental group" is data collection (pre - analysis), not analysis.
5. "Identifying patterns and trends within the data" is a core aspect of analyzing experimental data to draw conclusions.

Answer:

• Determining whether the data supports the hypothesis
• Visualizing the data with a graph
• Identifying patterns and trends within the data