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A student placed three identical plant seedlings in soil in three identical containers and gave each seedling a different amount of water each day. The student measured the height of each seedling every day for four days.
1. Identify the dependent (responding) variable in this experiment.
2. Describe the general relationship between the amount of water each seedling received and it’s height on day 4.
3. The plant seedlings and containers were identical. Identify one additional factor that should be held constant in this experiment.
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