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What is variables in science investigatory project?
controlled variable, dependent variable and independent variable
In a science project what do IV and DV stand for?
Independent variable and dependent variable
Is aluminum foil a variable in a science project?
yes
What is the responding variable in a science project?
It's basically asking what the definition of a responding variable is and the dictionary says, The variable that changes.
What are some science experiments with variables?
A science project that has variables can be an experiment that aquires for variable change.
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