The poll/survey/experiment has been going well, based on the hypothesis that more hours of water and sunlight exposure lead to taller plant growth, one might expect to see a positive correlation between hours of sunlight, watering frequency, and plant height. However, the negative correlation coefficient r=0.25 suggests that there is a weak negative relationship between these variables. This indicates that as the number of hours of sunlight or watering frequency increases, the plant height tends to decrease, which is contrary to the initial hypothesis. The results of my poll align with my hypothesis. As expected, plants that received more hours of sunlight and were watered more frequently were generally taller than those that received less sunlight and water. This supports the idea that both sunlight and water are crucial for plant growth. The type of plant grown also played a role, as some plants naturally grow taller than others. My hypothesis suggests a positive correlation between the amount of sunlight and water a plant receives and its growth. Answer the following questions in your discussion post: In part 6 of this assignment, you discussed your poll/survey results. Now that you have had time to reflect on those results, what conclusions