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You have three flowers. You give each a different amount of water. What do you think is the dependent variable?
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You have three flowers. You give

each a different amount of
water. What do you think is the
dependent variable?

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Answer:

The plant growth height

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  • Water is the dependant variable.
  • The flower which get most water that will grow highest.
  • The flower which get least water that will grow shortest .
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