The Dependent Variable in an Experiment

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The ? variable is the part of the experiment that is affected by the independent variable.

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i think you are referring to dependent variables, they 'depend' on the independent variables for their values.
 
I have tried dependent but it does not fit. The second letter is A and the seventh letter is E.
 
how many letters total?
 
there are 9 total letters.
 
are you sure the 'a' is right, i can't think of anything else right now
 
The A comes from the question,,,, The ? variable is the part of the experiment that is being tested or the part that is changed by the person doing the experiment. Therefore I put independent causing the A so I hope that is right.
 
Nope that is 10 letters. Is the independent answer right?
 
well i 'explanatory' is 11, but I'd say independent is right, but that's not working with dependent (not that explanatory would) and I can't think of a different word than dependent.

EDIT: I had meant using explanatory instead of independent in my previous post
 
I will just put dependent the old hag prolly spelt it wrong anyway.
 
ah! I see it, its 'dependent' and 'independent' both with an E, that will fix the problem.