A dependent variable isa. directly changed by the experimenter.
b. manipulated by changes to the independent variable.
c. a variable that is kept constant.
d. a variable that is used as a control

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Answer 1
Answer: b.

a dependent variable depends on the independent variable
Answer 2
Answer:

a dependent variable depends on the independent variable


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The Venus flytrap is a carnivorous plant that traps insects in a plant structure. The plant structure closes when the small hairs on the inside of the structure are touched. The Venus flytrap can attract insects using a special type of plant communication. How can plants, like the Venus flytrap, communicate with other organisms?

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Answer:

Venus flytrap communicate with other organisms by secreting a sugary substance (nectar) in its leaf glands.

Explanation:

The Venus flytrap is a carnivorous plant that traps insects in a plant structure that closes when the small hairs on the inside of the structure are touched.

The leaf of this plant contains a watery fluid secreted by glands on its open traps. Organisms like flies are attracted to the secreted nectar and perches on it; only for the hairs of the flytrap to get shut due to that touch and cell expansion triggered.

Answer:

Option (C) is correct, The Venus flytrap plant traps the insect by producing a sticky substance, while the spider attracts the insect by producing a special odor.

Explanation:

Venus flytrap special features that help it to attract insects

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Answer:

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