Question

sheldon makes ½ cup servings of chocolate pudding for dessert. the number of servings is determined by the amount of milk in the refrigerator. which choice is an independent variable in this situation? the size of each serving the number of servings being made the amount of chocolate pudding the amount of milk in the fridge

Explanation:

An independent variable is the one that is not dependent on other variables and is used to determine the dependent variable. Here, the number of servings depends on the amount of milk (since it's stated the number of servings is determined by the milk amount). The size of each serving is given (1/2 cup, so constant), and the amount of chocolate pudding would depend on milk and servings. The amount of milk in the fridge is the independent variable as it determines the number of servings (dependent variable).

Answer:

the amount of milk in the fridge