Concomitant variation occurs when 2 variables are _______.
A)causally related
B)experimentally related
C)correlated
D)none of these

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Concomitant variation refers to a correlation between two variables, meaning they tend to vary together in a predictable way. It does not necessarily imply a causal relationship or an experimental manipulation. Therefore, choice C, correlated, is the best option.

Concomitant Variation Occurs When 2 Variables Are _______