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Mrs. Lu wanted to test which brand of dishwasher detergent cleaned her plates the best Theaning which one left the least amount

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residue from spaghetti). She tested Cascade, Palmolive, and a generic brand. What is the independent variable?

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Marina86 [1]3 years ago

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The independant variable is dishwasher detergant.

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