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What is the measured result in an experiment called?

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Correct answer: Dependent variable

Direct answer: Option D, dependent variable. In an experiment, the independent variable is the factor deliberately changed, while the dependent variable is the result that changes in response and is measured. Controlled variables are kept the same so that the test is fair. For example, if light amount is changed and plant height is measured, light is independent and plant height is dependent. Option A is wrong because the independent variable is changed, not the measured outcome. Option B is wrong because a controlled variable remains constant. Option C is wrong because a guess is not a scientific variable. Option D is correct because the measured result depends on the changed factor. Memory cue: “I change independent; I measure dependent.”

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