In this lab exercise, you are writing a hypothesis and demonstrating how you would test it. Question 1: Generating a hypothesis: A hypothesis is written as a statement not a question. Make your hypothesis simple: "In humans, the pelvic opening tends to be wider in females than in males because......" Question 2: Type of data you would collect: Do NOT collect data testing whether or not females tend to have wider pelvic openings than males. We already know this from the premise of the question which states that previous research has shown this. Describe what hypothetical data might cause you to reject the hypothesis - for example, "The hypothesis would be rejected if we found data that indicated _________ ."If you rejected the hypothesis, how would you refine and rewrite your hypothesis to account for your findings and begin again