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Define a dependent variable in an experiment. A) The variable that is not being test in the experiment. B) The variable that is controlled in the experiment. C) The variable that is being tested in the
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Define a dependent variable in an experiment.

A) The variable that is not being test in the experiment.
B) The variable that is controlled in the experiment.
C) The variable that is being tested in the experiment.
D) None of the answers above

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It’s probably b or a
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

I think it's b because no matter what happens to the experiment nothing from that will change.

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