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B/c if you change 2 if would mess up the process.

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You only change one variable because if you have two, you might not know which variable affected your plant.

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Hi

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If you change more you will not know what change the plants

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Too see if it increases or  decrease health and see the changes or not

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To make it easier

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It is easier to manage and if we change alot  it could have a possibility of dying

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We are only changing one variable because if you change more then one you will not know which variable effected the plant

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If you change too much variables the plant wont grow

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If you change too many variables it may mess up the whole experiment

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Because if you Chang more you will not know what Chang the plants

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Connor
You would change only one variable because if you changed two it could mess everything up and the plants could dies and that would be bad

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Victoria
If we change more than one  variable then when it  has a weird reaction then we will not know what caused the reaction

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So if something changes you know what changed it.

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Because if you change two you don’t know which one it is that is making it change