The variables for this experiment include the height of the track and the speed of the car. use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences and identify the independent and dependent variables.

1)the independent variable, or the one that is intentionally manipulated, is .

a)initial height
b)speed
c)velocity

2)the dependent variable, or the one the response is measured in, is .

a)amount of friction
b)initial height
c)speed

Initial Height

Speed

Explanation:

THis experiment is used to measure how fast would a car go when passing by a certain point, if it is let go from a certain height, so the independant variable is the initial height, and since this is the independent variable, the dependent variable is the speed since it depends on the height yo let the car go, the more high, the more the speed the car would gain.

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