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Warm Up “Variables” are attributes that take on a variety of values. The items in the first column of the chart below represent examples of things that “vary”. The second column provides some possible values for the given item. Add two additional items to the first column and then provide possible values for the items. Variables “Values” of given variables Eye Color Blue Brown Green Gray Weight 10 pounds 5 kg 6 ounces Make of Car Ford Chevy Honda The following list contains variables and values. Identify each item as a variable or a value by checking the appropriate box. For the items that represent variables record a possible value for the variable in the “Value of the Variable” column. For items that represent value of variables provide a variable that could have that value in the “Variable” column.
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