To perform the experiment, Jared will follow these instructions: Put one or two ice cubes in one cup of water. Chill the cup of water in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours. Remove any remaining ice when taking the water out of the refrigerator. This cup holds the ice-cold water. Heat up three cups of water in the microwave for 15 to 20 seconds until they reach 100°F on the thermometer. If the water is too hot, wait until the temperature drops to 100°F. These cups hold the lukewarm water. Heat the last cup of water in the microwave until it reaches 212°F. This cup holds the boiling water. Line up five glasses an label them A, B, C, D, and E. Then put the following contents in ea QUESTION:What is Jared testing in this experiment? A)how the temperature of water affects photosynthesis B)how the products of anaerobic and aerobic respiration differ C)the rate at which sugar dissolves D)the amount of respiration that occurs

Photosynthesis is a process in which plants transform light into chemical energy. They require water and sunlight to grow. During the process light energy is absorbed by plants and they consume water, carbon dioxide and some mineral from soil to produce oxygen by a chemical reaction. Jared is also considering to analyse the different water temperatures. The higher temperature of water will enhance the rate of photosynthesis.