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Alrighty, thanks FZ+.
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No. There is an acceleration on the water towards the center, yes, but that is applied by the sides of the container. The water, by Newton's first law, will move at a tangential velocity until it is accelerated. So you should see an increase in water level away from your centre of rotation, where contact forces are acting to stop your water overflowing...Secondly, I think that on the ferris wheel, centripetel force would pull the water towards the center of the circle. Wouldn't this express itself as a tilting of the water towards the center though?
My project is about studying the effects of different types of music on plant growth.
My hypothesis is that plants exposed to classical music will grow taller and healthier compared to plants exposed to heavy metal music.
I will be using a controlled environment with identical plants, soil, and sunlight. Each plant will be exposed to a different type of music for a set amount of time and their growth will be measured and compared.
I expect to see that plants exposed to classical music will have a higher growth rate and appear healthier compared to plants exposed to heavy metal music.
If my hypothesis is supported by the results, it could have implications for the use of music in plant growth and potentially lead to new methods for improving crop production.