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Marlene’s teacher has asked her and other students in her class to come up with an idea for a science experiment, but she is struggling to pick a topic. one way marlene can solve this problem is by

asking her parents to look online for a topic they think she might like.

creating a project schedule that sets a deadline for picking a project topic.

picking an idea after brainstorming multiple topics with others.

selecting the easiest idea based on responses she gets from her texts to friends.

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