Jeannie set out to see if people would resist eating a familiar food in a different color. A popular cafeteria style restaurant allowed her to place rice of 3 different and unusual colors as choices in the selecting/serving line. The colors were purple, green, and blue. The same amount of rice was placed in the identical bowls in all cases. All other regular color rice was removed from the serving/selection line. She kept track of how many people choose each type of rice for 1 day. The total number of people selecting rice of any color was 88. List the independent and dependent variables the constants and hypothesis
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