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In a controlled experiment, how many variables are changed/ manipulated from the control group to form the experimental group? A) no variables are changed b) only one c) two or more d) all variables
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In a controlled experiment, how many variables are changed/

manipulated
from the control group to form the experimental group?

A) no variables are changed
b) only one
c) two or more
d) all variables

User Momin Bin Shahid
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Answer: I think b

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User Thorarin
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b is the answer, only one
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