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Which change to the setup is least likely to cause an increase production of bubbles? Adding a bright light source. Adding a source of carbon dioxide to the water. Adding a different fluid to the water.
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Which change to the setup is least likely to cause an increase production of bubbles?

Adding a bright light source.
Adding a source of carbon dioxide to the water.
Adding a different fluid to the water.
Adding a second plant to the test tube.

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The answer is c ( adding a different fluid to water)
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