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3 years ago
10

Marge Simpson decided to start a new garden in her backyard. She heard that plants compete for space and decided to testis

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1 answer:
frosja888 [35]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The number of seeds in cups.

Explanation:

The independent variable is part of the experiment performed by the scientist, so in this case, the independent variable will be the number of seeds in a cup.

EDIT: The actual answer is the <u>number of days</u> and the <u>amount of soil</u>. I read the question wrong. My bad!

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