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What are three types of variables in a controlled experiment?
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In a controlled experiment, you will typically work with three key types of variables: the independent variable (the one you intentionally manipulate), the dependent variable (the one you observe for any changes), and the constant variables (those you carefully control to maintain consistency throughout the experiment).
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