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    This document provides examples of identifying independent and dependent variables in science experiments, as well as examples of constants. It lists 13 examples of experiments with the independent variable, dependent variable, and constants identified for each one. The independent variables include factors like fuel type, amounts of second-hand smoke, altitude, student age, cancer drugs, sea water contamination, carbon dioxide levels, mind melds, weightlessness, amounts of twinkies, rainfall levels, music types, and games played. The dependent variables include outcomes like engine performance, hamster health, memory, test scores, tumor size, lobster claw size, atmosphere, crew health, plant growth, student health, Washington conditions, student focus, and quiz scores.

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    This document provides examples of identifying independent and dependent variables in science experiments, as well as examples of constants. It lists 13 examples of experiments with the independent variable, dependent variable, and constants identified for each one. The independent variables include factors like fuel type, amounts of second-hand smoke, altitude, student age, cancer drugs, sea water contamination, carbon dioxide levels, mind melds, weightlessness, amounts of twinkies, rainfall levels, music types, and games played. The dependent variables include outcomes like engine performance, hamster health, memory, test scores, tumor size, lobster claw size, atmosphere, crew health, plant growth, student health, Washington conditions, student focus, and quiz scores.

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    This document provides examples of identifying independent and dependent variables in science experiments, as well as examples of constants. It lists 13 examples of experiments with the independent variable, dependent variable, and constants identified for each one. The independent variables include factors like fuel type, amounts of second-hand smoke, altitude, student age, cancer drugs, sea water contamination, carbon dioxide levels, mind melds, weightlessness, amounts of twinkies, rainfall levels, music types, and games played. The dependent variables include outcomes like engine performance, hamster health, memory, test scores, tumor size, lobster claw size, atmosphere, crew health, plant growth, student health, Washington conditions, student focus, and quiz scores.

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    Noel B. Lumingkit Jr.

    Grade 7-Sampaguita

    Science
    Practice Identifying Variables

    Example:
    1. Independent Variable: Fuel Type
    Dependent Variable: Engine Performance
    Constants: car, driver, driving location, and speed

    2. Independent Variable: Different amounts of second-hand smoke.


    Dependent Variable: One-year old hamsters
    Constants: The time and the location

    3. Independent Variable: The effect of climbing to high altitudes.


    Dependent Variable: Climber’s Memory
    Constants: The time of the experiment and the location.

    4. Independent Variable: Students of different ages


    Dependent Variable: Number of correct answers on the test
    Constants: Same Math test, time and location

    5. Independent Variable: Different cancer drugs.


    Dependent Variable: Tumor size in Male Patients.
    Constants: The location and the unit of time.

    6. Independent Variable: Different amounts of sea water contaminated with Pepsi.


    Dependent Variable: The claw size of mutant lobsters.
    Constants: The location and time

    7. Independent Variable: The levels of carbon dioxide.


    Dependent Variable: The atmosphere
    Constants: The time of the month

    8. Independent Variable: Different numbers of mind melds.


    Dependent Variable: People in the crew of the Enterprise.
    Constants: The time that happened and the location of the examination.
    9. Independent Variable: Effect of the weightlessness on the growth of tomato plants.
    Dependent Variable: Growth rate of tomato plants compared to tomato plants growing on Earth.
    Constants: The location in the space and the time of the experiment.

    10. Independent Variable: Different amounts of twinkies


    Dependent Variable: 7th grade students
    Constants: Time, The food

    11. Independent Variable: Rainfall levels


    Dependent Variable: Washington
    Constants: Location of the research, Time

    12. Independent Variable: Different types of music


    Dependent Variable: 8th grade students
    Constants: Location, Time

    13. Researchers researched how playing games on their gadget affect the 9 th graders answer
    the Math quiz.
    Independent Variable: Games in the gadget
    Dependent Variable: 9th graders
    Constants: Time of the quiz, quiz location

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