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Samantha believes that flowering plants produce more flowers when they are given fertilizer. She designs an experiment in which three rose bushes are each given 100 grams of a different type of fertilizer. She observes the plants for four weeks and records the number of roses each bush produces. What element of experimental design is missing from Samantha’s experiment? *A. Control, B. a hypothesis, C a dependent variable, D. Independent variable

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