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Investigations allow for the control of variables.

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Dependent / Response Variable: factor or condition in a experiment that changes as a result of the independent variable; often called the responding variable. ... Constant: factors or conditions in an experiment that are kept the same in as trials of the experiment. Control: a set up without the variable being tested.

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