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asked Sep 19, 2016 in Science by anonymous

What is an independent variable in a lab report?

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answered Jun 14, 2017 by arkzo 🌙 Enchanter (453k points) [mod]

An independent variable, is independent, staying on its own, freestanding. Basically means "stationary, or not moving"

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answered Sep 20, 2016 by ❤️GryffindorGal❤️ 🔥 Spellbinder (140k points)

It is the part of you're expiraments that stays the same. For example, if i was doing an expiraments on whether the flowers that got more sunlight or not grew faster, or lived at all, the independent variable would be the sun.

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answered Sep 19, 2016 by whizkid 🔮 Warlock (72.4k points) [mod]

It is the thing that does not change. For example, gravity is seen as an independent variable.

commented Sep 20, 2016 by rae 🔥 Spellbinder (114k points)

Do you know everything? Well I guess that would explain your username..

commented Sep 20, 2016 by ❤☮LouTheLuver☮❤ 💫 Luminary (188k points)

i know right he/she's super smart!

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