1. what was the problem identified by lily in her backyard? 2. what helped lily solve her problem? 3. what is the hypothesis formed by lily? 4. how can a hypothesis be proven? 5. why is it inmportant to have a hypothesis in a scientific investigation?

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1. what was the problem identified by lily in her backyard? 2. what helped lily solve her problem? 3. what is the hypothesis formed by lily? 4. how can a hypothesis be proven? 5. why is it inmportant to have a hypothesis in a scientific investigation?

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