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If my science fair topic is do people prefer singers of the same sex, what would be my independent and dependent variable?
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If my science fair topic is do people prefer singers of the same sex, what would be my independent and dependent variable?
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if my science fair topic is do people prefer singers of the same sex, what would be my independent and dependent variable?
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The amount of people is the independent variable as it can change while the number of preferences is the dependent variable as it varies directly with the independent variable.
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