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Because then it would be to much to keep up with and you might forget one and won’t know what variable changed what

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Because it would be confusing

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Because you told us to and it would have more of a effect on a plant and as I said you told us to

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Because it will die

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No de

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No effect

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No effects

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It doesn’t effect as much

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Because we won’t to and you told us to and also it would do or make the plant

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If you change more than one variable then you will not know what effected the plants growth.

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See if you change one how it we turn out

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If one of them messes up then you won’t know which one messed up

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It doesn’t effect as much

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If one of them messes up then you won’t know which on messed up

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The reason why is because if you change more then one variable then you won’t know how it affected it.

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The reason you are only changing one variable is because if you change two variables you won’t know which one changed something. So for example if the plant is only supposed to grow one foot and it grows 2 foot tall you won’t know if it is light or temperature that made it do that.

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If you messed up  or change more than one it will mess it up and it will confuse us

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B/C it is easier to keep up with

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Because it do

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Because if you cane 2 it could mess it’s growth

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If you used two then you don’t know which one changed the ending.

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Because if we change more than one variable and our plant changes, we won’t know which one made it change.

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Because it gets us confused

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Because you won’t know what variable might have changed something about the plant, if something abour te plant changes

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The reason why you change one variable is if you change two variables you won’t know which one is causing the results.

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Because if you change more than one, it won’t know which one is changing.

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We only change one variable so if something changes you know what changed it.

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Because if we change 2 variables than if the plant dies, we don’t know what killed the plant.

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Because if you change 2 you could not know what caused something

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Because if we change two variables we will not know which variable that was changed affected the plant

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Because if tsomething changes about the plant, you won’t know what variable caused it to change.