Physics, 25.09.2021 01:00 omar2334

Experiment Scenario: Amelia loves to play golf but hates it when her golf balls go into the water. Some brands seem to soak up so much water that they never quite make it to the green
again. She has decided to test her dad's three favorite brands of golf balls to see which brand holds
the most water and would hinder her game.
Questions: The fact that she is going to use the same kind and amount of water to submerge each
ball is an example of a
variable. The weight of each ball after soaking in water
for ten minutes is an example of the
variable. The three different brands of golf
ball she will use is an example of the
variable.

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