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Ivan
3 years ago
8

The purpose of controlling an experiment is to _____. A. double-check your own work B. compare one theory to another theory C. p

revent the question from being testable D. make sure the results of the experiment are useful
Chemistry
1 answer:
pantera1 [17]3 years ago
4 0

D

Make sure the results of the experiment are useful

Explanation:

In an experiment, certain variables (independent variables) are controlled to check how they affect other variables (dependent variables) and understand the relationship between them. Also, these experiments usually have a control experiment, of no change, to help compare results and increases their reliability.

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