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What is the independent variable? Time, distance, or roads driven on
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What is the independent variable? Time, distance, or roads driven on

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Answer:

Distance

Step-by-step explanation:

You can change the distance being traveled intentionally

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The independent variable is what you are changing... I don't know what your experiment is, but I would guess roads driven on based on the information you gave.

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