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In the milkshake example, the size (ounces) of the milkshake is the dependent variable independent variable

In the milkshake example, the size (ounces) of the milkshake is the dependent variable independent variable
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In the milkshake example, the size (ounces) of the milkshake is the

dependent variable

independent variable

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Dependent variable because the dependent variable is the variable being tested and measured in an experiment.
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Answer:

Dependant variable

Explanation:

because it is

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