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Physics, 22.06.2020 23:57, luvme68297

Think of something you are interested in exploring, and design an experiment. (You will not actually conduct the experiment, so feel free to be creative.) Identify the following aspects of your experiment: 1. Independent Variable 2. Dependent Variable 3. Operational 4. Definition of Subjects within the population 5. Experimental Group 6. Control Group 7. One Potentially Confounding Variable8. Two Methods Used to Control for Bias

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