Scientific experiments are specially designed to test explanations for an observed phenomenon. a student decides to conduct an experiment to determine the effect that the amount of time spent in the sunlight has on the overall growth of a plant. the student will conduct the experiment using two identical plants that will only spend different amounts of time in the sunlight. all other aspects needed for growth will remain identical for each. in the experiment described, what would the amount of water given to each plant be considered?

The correct answer will be- constant variable

Explanation:

A scientific experiment is a procedure designed to test the predicted hypothesis or short explanation of the natural phenomenon.

In the given question, the student studies the effect on the growth pattern of the plant when to different exposure to different duration of sunlight. The experiment designed must contain the dependent (variable to be studied), independent (a variable which can be manipulated)  and constant variable (which is kept constant).

The amount of water provided to plants represents a "constant variable" according to the conditions provided in the question.  

Thus, a constant variable is the correct answer.

The correct answer will be- constant variable

Explanation:

A scientific experiment is a procedure designed to test the predicted hypothesis or short explanation of the natural phenomenon.

In the given question, the student studies the effect on the growth pattern of the plant when to different exposure to different duration of sunlight. The experiment designed must contain the dependent (variable to be studied), independent (a variable which can be manipulated)  and constant variable (which is kept constant).

The amount of water provided to plants represents a "constant variable" according to the conditions provided in the question.  

Thus, a constant variable is the correct answer.

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