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A single factor to be tested in an experiment is often referred to as an independent variable. This variable is manipulated to observe its effect on a dependent variable, which is measured in response. For example, in a plant growth experiment, the amount of sunlight (the single factor) can be tested to see how it affects plant height (the dependent variable). This approach helps isolate the impact of that specific factor while controlling for others.

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