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A student conduct an experiment to determine habitation of salt to water affect the density of the water the student feels three

beakers with equal amounts of water he been as one cup of salt to the first beaker 2 cups of salt to the second beaker and no salt of the beaker what is the dependent variable in the students investigation

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