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Testable hypotheses that lead to experiments usually describe a relationship between
two measurable variables.
a measurable variable and a subjective opinion.
more than two subjective opinions.
more than two measurable variables.
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Two measurable variables.
A testable hypothesis for an experiment typically posits a relationship between an independent variable (what you manipulate) and a dependent variable (what you measure).
A testable hypothesis for an experiment typically posits a relationship between an independent variable (what you manipulate) and a dependent variable (what you measure).
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