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What is a sample that is treated like other experimental groups except the independent variable is not applied to it?

What is a sample that is treated like other experimental groups except the independent variable is not applied to it?
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What is a sample that is treated like other experimental groups except the independent variable is not applied to it?

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It is a control, which is used for the comparison between it and the other experimental groups in an experiment.
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