Question

Doing an Experiment and need help finding the Dependent , Independent variable in it.
The experiment is whether water absorbs heat faster than most substances !!!!!!!!!!! need help asap

Answer 1

aslo the controlled variable.

Answer 2

An independent variable is exactly what it sounds like. It is a variable that stands alone and isn't changed by the other variables you are trying to measure.

Answer 3

Just like an independent variable, a dependent variable is exactly what it sounds like. It is something that depends on other factors.

Answer 4

pm my the whole expiriment

Answer 5

@lovatic4life you want the answers? That is not right? @Mertsj

Answer 6

im not even doing that i was ganna help him ya dimwit

Answer 7

@some_someone

Answer 8

relly you taged a moderator

Answer 9

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 10

lol @some_someone at the end i did not need the answer i did it on my own @some_someone , she was gunna help not give me the answers i refused anyways so call down you did not help anyways.

Answer 11

calm down dude,

Answer 12

Dude i am calm, why don't you relax ;)

Answer 13

thank you

Answer 14

yw :)

Answer 15

ohh ok cause u put code of conduct i thought you were reporting this or something

Answer 16

i wasnt saying it to you @some_someone

Answer 17

i am calm if i wasnt i wouldnt start the sentence with *lol* , anyways this question is closed bye (: @some_someone , @lovatic4life

Answer 18

Well @SpaceTrooper_ First of all If i was not much help, which I thought I was, it was because your description was really vague. Second of all, I did help you, I gave a def of the vocab, which is really self explanatory. Third. @lovatic4life lest try to be a little more nice and less rude. Thank you and enough said. Good bye.

Answer 19

im sorry ima very bitter person

Answer 20

btw if u wanted more info i would have gave it to you dale lol

Answer 21

Yeah cause your description of your experiment was vague that is why I only gave you the def so you could have a better idea of what each term meant, thus helping you identify them in your experiment.