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And article states that people who eatfor bowls of cereal every week live five years longer than people who do not eat cereal th

e amount of cereal eaten is the
-independent variable
-dependent variable
-conclusion
- none of these choices are correct

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Gennadij [26K]3 years ago

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Dependent variable, I believe this is the answer.

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