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There can be problems in an experiment if there are too many variables constants observations hypothesis
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There can be problems in an experiment if there are too many

variables
constants
observations
hypothesis

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Hi, I'm back! If there are to many variables, that could cause problems! I'm not so sure if that is correct, but it makes the most sense...
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