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A student wants to know how the number of geese in a study area affects the number of parts in their songs. She performs an experiment and records the data in a table.

A student wants to know how the number of geese in a study area affects the number of parts in their songs. She performs an experiment and records the data in a table.
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A student wants to know how the number of geese in a study area affects the number of parts in their songs. She performs an experiment and records the data in a table.

A student wants to know how the number of geese in a study area affects the number-example-1
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Answer: It would be D & A.

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D and C

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