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D. Vary length, control other conditions and repeat trials.
Correct answer: Vary length, control other conditions and repeat trials. A fair test varies one factor (length), controls other conditions, and repeats trials to improve reliability.
- Change both length and mass during each trial. Changing both length and mass confounds the result.
- Conduct one trial for each selected length. One trial per length gives unreliable results.
- Change the release angle with every new length. Changing the release angle with each length also confounds the result.
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