Question #6422565Single Choice
Biology
Question
A scientist is investigating the effect of caffeine on the heart rate of mice. She divides the mice into two groups: Group A receives a caffeine solution, while Group B receives plain water. Both groups are kept under identical conditions, including the same diet, temperature, and living environment. The heart rates of the mice are measured after one hour.
After measuring the heart rates, the scientist finds the following average results:
1. Group A (caffeine): 150 beats per minute
2. Group B (water): 120 beats per minute
What conclusion can the scientist draw from these results?Options
A
Caffeine decreases the heart rate of mice.
B
Caffeine has no effect on heart rate.
C
Caffeine increases the heart rate of mice.
D
The heart rate difference is due to environmental factors.
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