Interpretation: The difference between the independent variable and the dependent variable in an experiment.
Concept introduction: Experiments are to test theories that provide a base for any scientific knowledge.
Answer to Problem 10STP
An independent variable changes as a result of the condition applied in the experiment and this change affects the resultant dependent variable of an experiment.
Explanation of Solution
The dependent variable is a response variable, which means they respond to change in other types of variables. This is a result or outcome of an experiment. Independent variables are those variables in which variation does not depend on any other variable.
The dependent variable is related to an independent variable. The value of the dependent variable depends on a change in the independent variable.
An independent variable is just an explanatory variable or predictor variable. An independent variable is just an explanatory variable or predictor variable. It controls other variables in the experiment.
The changes in an independent variable are controlled, while the value of the dependent variable changes to show the relation with the independent variable. An independent variable controls the experiment, and by the change in a variable, the dependent variable takes part in this type of change.
For an experiment, the dependent variable and the independent variable are related to the results of an experiment.
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