In an experiment,something that varies together with the independent variable is called the:
A) control variable
B) confounding variable
C) conflict variable
D) second independent variable

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A confounding variable is an external variable that influences both the independent variable and the dependent variable, potentially skewing the results of the experiment. It varies along with the independent variable but is not the variable of interest, making it a potential source of error in experimental design.

In an Experiment,something That Varies Together with the Independent Variable