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How many variables do you change in a control experiment
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How many variables do you change in a control experiment
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Depende de como haya sido planteado el problema de investigador y de las limitaciones que existan.
lo busque en una pagina y esto es lo q me salio. ESPERO Q TE AYUDE.
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in a control experiment only one variable can be change at a time to get the result
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