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Dropping a ball from 6 feet at different temperatures to see the bounce, what is the independent variable and the dependent variable?

Dropping a ball from 6 feet at different temperatures to see the bounce, what is the independent variable and the dependent variable?
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Dropping a ball from 6 feet at different temperatures to see the bounce, what is the independent variable and the dependent variable?

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independent= temperature, dependent= the height/length/strength of the bounce

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