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The difference between independent and dependent variables is essentially the difference between cause and effect. For example, if you are studying the growth of a plant species under different fertilizer concentrations, you might choose height as your variable if your hypothesis is that fertilizer concentration affects plant height. Height is your dependent variable because, according to your hypothesis, it is dependent on fertilizer concentration.

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