Just a few clarifications.
If you changed both the mass of KCl and Water it does not matter, as long as you say what range of molarity you are covering. I covered a range from 2mol per kg to 67 mol to kg and I varied BOTH the mass of KCl and water.
There is no hard and fast rule to which one should be constant, as Both don't have to be constant as long as you vary it so that you don't have 2 concentrations with the same molarity.
If you changed both the mass of KCl and Water it does not matter, as long as you say what range of molarity you are covering. I covered a range from 2mol per kg to 67 mol to kg and I varied BOTH the mass of KCl and water.
There is no hard and fast rule to which one should be constant, as Both don't have to be constant as long as you vary it so that you don't have 2 concentrations with the same molarity.