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In an experiment equal amounts of water are kept in containers with different surface areas. What type of variable is the amount of water evaporated?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Dependent variable

The amount of water evaporated is the measured outcome of the experiment and may change when the container’s surface area is changed. Therefore, it is the dependent variable. Surface area is the independent variable, while factors such as the initial amount of water should be controlled. Exam tip: The result that is measured or observed is usually the dependent variable.

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