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In the pendulum experiment what is the time for one oscillation?

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Correct answer: Dependent variable

The answer is B, dependent variable. In an experiment, the independent variable is what the investigator deliberately changes, while the dependent variable is the result measured after that change. In a pendulum investigation, the time for one oscillation is obtained by observing and measuring the motion, so it is an outcome and therefore dependent. A, independent variable, would be something deliberately varied, such as length, mass, or release condition. B is correct because time is measured. C, controlled variable, means a factor kept the same, such as the pendulum material or release angle when appropriate. D, constant, is a general word for something unchanged and does not identify the measured outcome. A useful check is: ‘What did I measure?’ The answer is usually the dependent variable.

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