Physics, 09.09.2021 05:40 GabbyLandry
1. Predict the number of bubbles per minute that would appear if a test tube
were placed 80 cm from the light source. 3 bubble per minute
2. What is the dependent (outcome) variable in this experiment?
3. Name at least two things that remained constant in this experiment.
4. State one conclusion that could be drawn from the results of this experiment.
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