A student team places 100 milliliters (mL) of distilled water into each of two graduated cylinders. One is placed in a humid room, and one is placed in a dry room. The team measures the remaining volume ofwater in each cylinder every 5 minutes. To produce a generally valid conclusion about the relationship between humidity and rate of evaporation, which experimental condition should be true?O Both test cylinders had the same mass.O Both water samples took the same amount of time to evaporate.O Each room used had the same temperature.O Each room used had the same volume.

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