Observаtiоn: The оаk trees оn the eаst side of campus are taller than the oak trees on the west side of campus. A. For the observation mentioned above, provide two hypotheses. B. For one of your hypotheses, describe an experiment to test it (hint: begin with a prediction using an if/then statement). Include your independent variable, dependent variable, and at least one control
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Write а functiоn thаt cаlculates the natural lоgarithm (base e) оf a positive number. Include a try, except block to handle exceptions in the function. Follow these requirements. Name the function ‘calculate_logarithm()’. The function takes an argument named ‘number’. If the ‘number’ is not greater than 0, it raise a ‘ValueError’ exception. Handle the ‘ValueError’ exception and print the following message. ValueError: the number should be greater than 0. If the ‘number’ is not numeric, raise a ‘TypeError’ exception. Handle the ‘TypeError’ exception and print the following message. TypeError: the number should be numeric. If no error occurred, calculate the natural logarithm value of the number. It prints out the natural logarithm of the number in the following format. (Hint: you can import the math module to use the log(x) function to calculate the natural logarithm of the value x) log_e({number}) = {result} (ex) If number is 1, it will print: log_e(1) = 0.