Omar compares the body shapes of different species to understand what helps them move. He has read that when monkeys swing from tree to tree, they move like pendulums. When they swing from one branch immediately to another, they swing slowly. But, when they prepare to let go and fly to a branch a greater distance away, they swing quickly. Omar wants to figure out what basic variables affect their pendulum motion.Omar designs an experiment to determine what affects the time it takes for a pendulum to oscillate (swing back and forth one time). In his experiment, three independent variables are tested, one at a time. The independent variables being tested are length of the pendulum, mass of the pendulum, and angle of release. Omar's results are shown here.What can be concluded from the information in the tables? (use the graph below to answer)
A. Only the angle of release has an effect on the time it takes to complete one oscillation.
B. Only the mass of the pendulum has an effect on the time it takes to complete one oscillation.
C. Only the length of the pendulum has an effect on the time it takes to complete one oscillation.
D. All three independent variables have an effect on the time it takes to complete one oscillation.

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Incomplete because no graph was included.