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In an experiment, what happens to the independent variable? Question 6 options: (A)It remains the same. (B)It is the control. (C)It is purposely changed or manipulated. (D) It i…

In an experiment, what happens to the independent variable? Question 6 options: (A)It remains the same. (B)It is the control. (C)It is purposely changed or manipulated. (D) It i…
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In an experiment, what happens to the independent variable?

Question 6 options:

(A)It remains the same.


(B)It is the control.


(C)It is purposely changed or manipulated.


(D) It is the hypothesis

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the answer would be “A”
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User Blamdarot
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I’m pretty sure it is (A) because the variable that is changed the the dependent variable
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