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The value of a scientific variable ____. A) can change B) cannot be measured C) always remains the same D) only can be found using math

The value of a scientific variable ____. A) can change B) cannot be measured C) always remains the same D) only can be found using math
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The value of a scientific variable ____. A) can change

B) cannot be measured
C) always remains the same
D) only can be found using math

User Thomas Escolan
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a. can change that the answer
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The answer is A: can change
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