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Simpson Variable Assignment Follow the directions on the next page to grade YOUR assignment. Get a RED Pen!

Use a RED pen to make any corrections! Each question=1pt each

4. Write a procedure (list of steps) Lisa could follow to complete this experiment. You should have at least 3 steps.(Example answer) 1. Measure the starting length of hair of each person in her family. Record the data. 2. Give half of the people in her family Rogooti to use, and the other half do not use the product. (Or give each person a different amount of Rogooti to use). 3. Measure each person’s hair length once a week. (students can have a different amount of time, every 2 days, etc) 4. After a month (or other test period students may write) compare each person’s final hair length to the starting hair length. 5. Determine if Rogooti affects hair growth. On top of your paper, record your score out of 23. Circle it!