It is a variable in your experiment that you didn't realize was influencing your results.
For example, let's say I am conducting an experiment about the effects of hormones on seed germination. I place my seeds in a windowsill, expecting the only variable to be the hormones. But if the angle of the window causes some of the seeds to receive 5 hours of light per day, and others to receive only 3, light is an unintended variable. It will influence my results, and could lead me to make a conclusion about the hormone effectiveness actually caused by light differences.
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=having nature or characteristics of a variable=
isolation of the variable means to get the variable on one side of the equation and the integers on the other side
A variable is a (letter) symbol that represents one or more numbers
This means that your power is a variable. Just like your regular term can be a variable the power can also be a variable. Ex. 3n 7n 2357n
That's two words, but fine. The two words mean unexpected results.
The Unintended was created in 2004.
a variable that depend on the independent variable
Independent variable is the variable that you change in an experiment.
Unintended was created in 1999-04.
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The reason he's an unintended horcrux is because the night he tried to kill Harry, he put a piece of his soul inside him(how you make a horcrux). He didn't mean to, though.
It doesn't mean anything --- it's not a word. However, repercussion is. Repercussions are the after-effects of an action, usually unintended.
a variable that has changed in an experiment
it's variable
a standardizing variable is a variable that has a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one .
=having nature or characteristics of a variable=