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when asked to graph, how do I know which axis is which variable?
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so when i am asked make a graph of G versus n, which is on the x and y axis?
Independent variable goes on the horizontal axis. Independent is the controlled variable, or the one you're choosing values for.
i would assume G would be the x and n would be the y so instead of (x,y) it would by (G,n)
i am doing a fishery problem and G is the growth rate while n is the population. so n is the independent?
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am i correct?
yes, the population is independent as it does not change therefore it would be (n,G)
meaning the n values are the x axis right?
Yes
Yeah, population would be the independent i'd guess .. growth rate will depend on it.
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