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In an experiment, a researcher manipulates the amount of sunlight plants receive and measures their growth. What is the manipulated variable (independent variable) in this study?Group of answer choicesTimeAmount of sunlightTemperaturePlant growth

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In an experiment, a researcher manipulates the amount of sunlight plants receive and measures their growth. What is the manipulated variable (independent variable) in this study?Group of answer choicesTimeAmount of sunlightTemperaturePlant growth

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The manipulated variable (independent variable) in this study is the "Amount of sunlight".

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