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Aloe Vera Strawberry project
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Aloe Vera Strawberry project
Do we need to use 12 groups of 6 strawberries or 12 groups of 4 strawberries?
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Re: Aloe Vera Strawberry project
Hi Sciencegirl-
If you're working on https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p033.shtml, that procedure calls for each trial to use one group of 12 washed in water and a second group of 12 washed in aloe vera juice. You need 24 then for a trial. You want to do three trials (at least), so you'd need 24*3 or 72 strawberries, divided into 6 groups of 12.
Howard
If you're working on https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... p033.shtml, that procedure calls for each trial to use one group of 12 washed in water and a second group of 12 washed in aloe vera juice. You need 24 then for a trial. You want to do three trials (at least), so you'd need 24*3 or 72 strawberries, divided into 6 groups of 12.
Howard