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PROCEDURE
First, measure two inches from the bottom of the cup. Next, label the cups “Pepsi” and “Coke” Third, pour the soda in the cup one at a time. Finally, Measure the soda in the cup to see which soda creates the most bubbles.

After we measured each soda’s bubbles, we had to find the mean or the average of all our measurements. The Coke and Pepsi had the same mean of 1.3.