Which statement characterized the relationship of variables in the "Drop and Bounce" lab

experiment?

Both drop height and bounce height were independent variables.

Bounce height was the independent variable and drop height was the dependent

variable.

Both drop height and bounce height were dependent variables.

Drop height was the independent variable and bounce height was the dependent

variable

Question

Kaylie Chambers

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31 January, 21:35

Which statement characterized the relationship of variables in the "Drop and Bounce" lab

experiment?

Both drop height and bounce height were independent variables.

Bounce height was the independent variable and drop height was the dependent

variable.

Both drop height and bounce height were dependent variables.

Drop height was the independent variable and bounce height was the dependent

variable

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Answers (2)

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Kathy · Answer 1

the fourth option as drop is the variable you're changing and the bounce is what changes based on the drop height

Valentin Shannon · Answer 2

Drop height was the independent variable and bounce height was the dependent variable in the "Drop and Bounce" lab experiment.

Explanation:

Whenever you perform a physics experiment as the "Drop and Bounce" lab experiment, you will face the variables that affect the results in here the drop height is independent because we change the height of the drop every time to see the variable results, then the bounce was the dependent variable since it depends of the height you drop the ball how much is it going to bounce.