Jump to level 1 In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer number, integer areaCode, and string name, with the defaut values 1, -1 , and "Void", respectively. Ex. If the input is 7508897787 Gus, then the output is: Number: 1, Area code: -1 , Name: Void Number: 7508897, Area code: 787, Name: Gus Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer number, integer areaCode, and string name, with the default values 1,1 , and "Void", respectively. Ex: If the input is 7508897787 Gus, then the output is: Number: 1, Area code: -1, Name: Void Number: 7508897, Area code: 787, Name: Gus Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters.In the class definition, initialize the data members, integer number, integer areaCode, and string name, with the default values 1,1, and Void", respectively. Ex. If the input is 7508897787 Gus, then the output is: Number: 1, Area code: -1, Name: Void Number: 7508897, Area code: 787, Name: Gus Note: The class's print function is called first after the default constructor, then again after the inputs are passed to the setters..

1. Kcientific Method Assesmment Instructions: The pumpose of this assignment is to demonstrate
your understanding of scientific inquiry using the scientific method. Choose one of the two
scenarios below, formulate a hypothesis, and design an experiment to gather data to test your
hypothesis, and predict data and results that would support your hypothesis. The finished product
must address all steps/elements of the scientific method as outlined by rubric provided,
approximately 2 to 4 pages in length, doublespaced, 12-point font, 1-Inch margins. Use class
notes, text, laboratory reports, or reliable internet resources to review. the main steps of the
scientific method. You must organize the paper into sections with titles in bold, each section will be
one of the steps of the scientific method. (Not sure what the major steps are? Look in your notes,
the textbook, or online resourcesi)) Hint: You won't be conducting an actual experiment; provide
general examples of possible observatlons and data that. would permit you to accept or reject your
hypothesis. That is, no real data is needed. From the proposed data and observations, you will be
able to make a reasonable conclusion. Here are your two choices. You ONLY need to plck ONEI
Choice "A": Gardeners Alex and Sam are engaged in a heated debate - Alex swears by using
Miracle-Gro" to produce larger tomato plants. Sam claims that water alone will produce the same
size plants. Being the budding biologist you are, you have been called on to settle a debate:
whether use of Miracle-Gro additive when watering tomato plants results in plants that are 20%
larger than plants that only receive water. Choice "B": Weight supplements are not regulated by
the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Currently, a supplement Lose-More is being advertised
claiming that will produce dramatic weight loss without the user having to change their food intake
or exercise regimen. Your task-determine if this Lose-More" is effective or a case of "too good to
be true?" For due date/time, see the Syllabus, For additional information, see the "Background
information and Frequentiy Asked Questions About the Rubric" sheet, included with this
assignment.