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3 years ago

An experiment is being done. Name the independent variable, and the dependent variable for the following question.

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Nata [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Independent variable: Surrounding color

Dependent Variable: Eating Habits

Explanation:

Dependent variables are dependent on Independent variables which means that in this question Eating habits are affected by the Surrounding color.

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