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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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Give three (3) examples for each Independent and Dependent Variable.

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A variable can be defined as anything whose value varies. There are two types of variables: Independent and Dependent variable.

This distinction is made on the basis of whether the variable determines the other variable or is determined by another variable.

The independent variable is those variables whose value does not depend on any other variable, These variables are stable and remain unaffected by other factors.

On the other hand, dependent variable is those variables whose value depend on any other variable, The value of these variable is affected by the changes that occurs in the independent variable.

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