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How do you know this? The experiment had multiple variables. The experiment had one variable. The experiment had no changing variables.

How do you know this? The experiment had multiple variables. The experiment had one variable. The experiment had no changing variables.
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How do you know this? The experiment had multiple variables. The experiment had one variable. The experiment had no changing variables.

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Answer: B) THE EXPERIMENT HAD ONE VARIABLE.

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B) THE EXPERIMENT HAD ONE VARIABLE.

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