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Why shouldn't you have more than one independent variable

Why shouldn't you have more than one independent variable
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Why shouldn't you have more than one
independent variable

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Because then you will not know the factor that affected your experiment

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User Rob Campion
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Because it is difficult to determine the influence of each upon the final results. More then one independent variable can influence many different things.
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