Question

a scientist collects data during an experiment and makes sure to record all the measurable information, such as the exact volume and time, without guessing or estimating. this type of information is known as: a. quantitative evidence b. a conclusion c. qualitative evidence d. a hypothesis

Explanation:

Quantitative evidence involves measurable data like volume and time. A conclusion is a final judgment. Qualitative evidence is descriptive (not measurable). A hypothesis is a proposed explanation. Since the data is measurable (volume, time), it's quantitative.

Answer:

a. Quantitative evidence