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Hermione is trying to replicate the Polyjuice Potion that they created in their second year at Hogwarts. The problem is that she doesn’t have the exact ingredients that she needs and she is trying to substitute imitation bat wings instead of real bat wings. She knows that they are not as strong as the original so she is making three separate batches using the same type of cauldrons for each batch. She will also use the same fire so she can test which amount of imitation bat wing will work. The potion will turn green when the correct amount is added.

A What is the independent variable?
B What is the dependent variable?
C What are the constants?

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Final answer:

The independent variable is the amount of imitation bat wing used in each batch. The dependent variable is the color of the potion. The constants in the experiment are the cauldrons and fire source. The constants in the experiment are the type of cauldrons used and the fire source, as she is using the same ones for each batch.

Step-by-step explanation:

The independent variable in this experiment is the amount of imitation bat wing used in each batch of Polyjuice Potion. Hermione is testing different amounts to see which one will turn the potion green. The dependent variable is the color of the potion. Hermione expects that when the correct amount of imitation bat wing is added, the potion will turn green. The constants in the experiment are the type of cauldrons used and the fire source, as she is using the same ones for each batch.

independent variable is the amount of imitation bat wing used in each batch. The dependent variable is the color of the potion. The constants in the experiment are the cauldrons and fire source. The constants in the experiment are the type of cauldrons used and the fire source, as she is using the same ones for each batch.

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