A controlled experiment is:
1. always conducted using only one sample group
2. one in which...
Biology, 03.03.2022 02:40 Ksedro1998
A controlled experiment is:
1. always conducted using only one sample group
2. one in which a scientist leads another group of scientists
3. hard to design and rarely leads to any conclusion
3. one involving two groups, where the variable being tested is the only difference
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