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What determines what will be tested in a scientific experiment

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What you want to test and your hypothesis does.
For example, say you came up with a hypothesis that 'The higher the temperature, the higher the reaction rate will be'.
Your independent variable (the one you change) will be temperature. The dependent variable (the one that changes because of the independent) will be the reaction rate (e.g. bubbles produced).

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