The document discusses independent and dependent variables in experiments. It provides examples where the length of a paper airplane and the amount of sunlight are independent variables that can be controlled, while the distance the airplane flies and the growth of a plant are dependent variables that cannot be directly controlled. It explains that the independent variable is the factor that can be deliberately changed or controlled in an experiment, while the dependent variable is the measurement that changes in response to the independent variable but cannot be controlled.
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