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Chemistry, 01.09.2021 23:50 janeliles

Why is it important to keep every variable (constants) the same, or controlled except
the variable being tested.
It is important to keep all variables the same
except the one being tested, so you know if the
tested variable is responsible for the effect.
It isn't important to keep variables the same.

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