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Antacid Independent Variable
The independent variable is the brand of antacid (Equate Maximum, Equate regular, and Picot. The constants are the type of grape juice, type of lemon juice, amount of antacid at a time, amount of lemon juice, amount of grape juice, plastic cups, and eye droppers. The dependent variable represents the number of drops of antacid required to neutralize lemon juice. The significant is that people will be able to learn which antacid is the potential for neutralizing acid. This method can be used for people who are looking to purchase the most potent antacid for relieving their heartburn symptoms. People can save money by purchasing one antacid that will work effectively for their heartburn issues instead of having to try multiple different antacids.

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