Chemistry, 02.11.2021 17:10, elizabethluna058

If you were to conduct an experiment to answer the question, "Does the volume of a caffeinated drink affect your reaction time?”, what would be the controlled variable? A type of drink
B reaction times
C number of bubbles
D volume of caffeinated drink

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