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The two camps have the same schedule, the same activities, even the same-looking food. What are all these variables called?

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Since the two camps have the same schedule, the same activities, even the same-looking food, the variables are called option C: Controlled Variables.

<h3>What is a control variable? </h3>

Any variable in a research project that is kept constant is referred to be a control variable. Despite not being a study-relevant variable, it is controlled anyway because it might have an impact on the results.

Note that a control variable in a scientific experiment is a variable that is maintained constant for each test or measurement to ensure that the outcomes may be compared equitably.

Therefore, option C is correct.

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The two camps have the same schedule, the same activities, even the same-looking food. What are all these variables called?

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