10. There are four similar plants, A, B, C and D. Each of them is placed in a test-tube filled with the same amount of water. A sample of the experimental set-up is shown in the diagram below. layer of oil to prevent evaporation of water water One of the plants has both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves coated with a layer of oil. The rest of the plants have either one of their surfaces coated with a layer of oil or none of the surfaces of the leaves coated with a layer of oil. Each set-up is weighed at the start of the experiment and again after five days. The results are shown below. Mass of the set-up (g) A. Start of experiment 200 200 200 200 After five days 148 198 129 160 Which one of the following plants is most likely to have only the upper surfaces of its leaves coated with oil? (1) (2) B (3) (4) D. D.
10. There are four similar plants, A, B, C and D. Each of them is placed in a test-tube filled with the same amount of water. A sample of the experimental set-up is shown in the diagram below. layer of oil to prevent evaporation of water water One of the plants has both the upper and lower surfaces of the leaves coated with a layer of oil. The rest of the plants have either one of their surfaces coated with a layer of oil or none of the surfaces of the leaves coated with a layer of oil. Each set-up is weighed at the start of the experiment and again after five days. The results are shown below. Mass of the set-up (g) A. Start of experiment 200 200 200 200 After five days 148 198 129 160 Which one of the following plants is most likely to have only the upper surfaces of its leaves coated with oil? (1) (2) B (3) (4) D. D.
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