The relationship between cause and effect in a laboratory experiment is related to testing a hypothesis by using specific elements to obtain the expected result.
What is an experiment?
An experiment is a term that refers to the process in which one or more independent variables, defined as causes, are intentionally manipulated for the subsequent analysis of the consequences they have on other variables identified as effects.
- An example of this is when we cook, if we add a greater amount of salt than we commonly use we can expect that the result will be a more salty meal than normal.
In a laboratory experiment, we have different independent variables to modify such as:
- Temperature
- Exposure to light.
- Quantities
- Position
- Components
- Among others.
According to the above, the independent variables that we use in our experiments are the causes that will allow us to predict the expected result.
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