Question

bell work 9/5 - redo the attempt - it will keep the highe variable the independent variable the dependent variable the constant the control group something that can change in an experiment the part of the experiment that you change to see how it affects the outcome of the experiment the part of the experiment that is responding to the change you made. it is what you measure. the variables that stay the same in both the control group and the experiment group. what you compare to the experiment group

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each term and its definition:

1. Variable: A variable is defined as something that can change in an experiment. So we match "Variable" with "Something that can change in an experiment".
2. The independent variable: The independent variable is the part of the experiment that you change to see how it affects the outcome. So we match "The independent variable" with "The part of the experiment that you change to see how it affects the outcome of the experiment".
3. The dependent variable: The dependent variable is the part of the experiment that responds to the change (the independent variable) and is what you measure. So we match "The dependent variable" with "The part of the experiment that is responding to the change you made. It is what you measure".
4. The constant: Constants are the variables that stay the same in both the control group and the experimental group. So we match "The constant" with "The variables that stay the same in both the control group and the experiment group".
5. The control group: The control group is what you compare to the experimental group. So we match "The control group" with "What you compare to the experiment group".

Answer:

• Variable: Something that can change in an experiment
• The independent variable: The part of the experiment that you change to see how it affects the outcome of the experiment
• The dependent variable: The part of the experiment that is responding to the change you made. It is what you measure
• The constant: The variables that stay the same in both the control group and the experiment group
• The control group: What you compare to the experiment group