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A student wants to design an experiment to test the hypothesis "temperature affects the reproductive rate of bacteria." What should the independent variable be?
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A student wants to design an experiment to test the hypothesis "temperature affects the reproductive rate of bacteria." What should the independent variable be?
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A student wants to design an experiment to test the hypothesis "temperature affects the reproductive rate of bacteria." What should the independent variable be?
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Temperature, because it is what you're testing.
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