Your Project Hypothesis With Relevant Researched Support Your hypothesis is a statement of what you are testing by doing

your experiment. It should make a measurable prediction regarding the outcome of your experiment. Your hypothesis needs to explore the relationship of the independent variable vs. the dependent variable. For example, a good hypothesis is, "If the density of a material increases, then the insulating capacity will increase." In addition to your prediction, there needs to be a two to three sentence supporting statement in the hypothesis. In this statement, it should briefly discuss the reasoning behind your hypothesis. Example If the level of carbon dioxide in the aquarium increases, then the aquatic plants will grow larger. According to review of literature and professional interview, the aquatic plants need carbon dioxide in the water to carry out photosynthesis. In addition, the transfer of carbon dioxide from air to water in the aquarium is lower than the natural setting. Thus, if the aquatic plants in an aquarium are provided with increased amount carbon dioxide through fermentation, the plants will grow larger. No first and second person when writing your hypothesis.