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    The document provides a template for designing an experiment to help Mr. Williams understand why plants growing next to a stained glass window at St. Albans Church are exhibiting varying growth rates and leaf color. It includes sections for a hypothesis, aim, materials, procedure, variables, expected results, and interpretation. The goal is to plan an experiment to determine if the location of the plants at the window affects their growth and appearance.

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    The document provides a template for designing an experiment to help Mr. Williams understand why plants growing next to a stained glass window at St. Albans Church are exhibiting varying growth rates and leaf color. It includes sections for a hypothesis, aim, materials, procedure, variables, expected results, and interpretation. The goal is to plan an experiment to determine if the location of the plants at the window affects their growth and appearance.

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    The document provides a template for designing an experiment to help Mr. Williams understand why plants growing next to a stained glass window at St. Albans Church are exhibiting varying growth rates and leaf color. It includes sections for a hypothesis, aim, materials, procedure, variables, expected results, and interpretation. The goal is to plan an experiment to determine if the location of the plants at the window affects their growth and appearance.

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    Adam mahabir
    The document provides a template for designing an experiment to help Mr. Williams understand why plants growing next to a stained glass window at St. Albans Church are exhibiting varying growth rates and leaf color. It includes sections for a hypothesis, aim, materials, procedure, variables, expected results, and interpretation. The goal is to plan an experiment to determine if the location of the plants at the window affects their growth and appearance.

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    St.

    Mary's College

    CAPE Biology

    Upper 6

    NAME: ___________________________ TEACHER: _____________________

    DATE: _____________________ CAPE LAB #: ________________

    TITLE: Photosynthesis

    PROBLEM STATEMENT:

    Mr. Williams, the caretaker at St. Albans Church usually as a part of his daily routine, maintains
    some potted plants growing next to the stained glass window on the eastern side of the church.
    He notices that those plants showed varying degrees of growth and leaf colour. He suspects that
    it may have something to do with the location of the plants at the window. Plan and design an
    experiment to help Mr. William infer why the plants are exhibiting varying growth rates and leaf
    colour.

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    VARIABLES:_________________________________________________________________

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    EXPECTED RESULTS:
    INTREPRETATION OF RESULT

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