@Shay17 can u help?
A study involving middle-aged adults was designed to determine the relationship between the amount of caffeine consumed during the day and the time required to fall asleep at night. What are the independent and dependent variables for this study? A. The independent variable is the amount of caffeine consumed, and the dependent variable is the time required to fall asleep. B. The independent variable is the amount of caffeine consumed, and the dependent variable is the age of the people. C. The independent variable is the time required to fall asleep, and the dependent variable is the amount of caffeine consumed.. D. The independent variable is the age of the people, and the dependent variable is the time required to fall asleep.
Is this a statistics problem?
i dunno.
An independent variable is a variable that stands alone and is not changed by any other variables. A dependent variable depends on other factors. For example: (Time Spent Studying) causes a change in (Test Score) and it isn't possible that (Test Score) could cause a change in (Time Spent Studying).
A dependent variable is the variable being tested in a scientific experiment. An independent variable is the variable that is changed in your scientific experiment to test the effects on the dependent variable.
so would that be B?
If you were making a graph for this information which would you put on the x-axis and which would you put on the y-axis ?
B is wrong ! don't guess
i am not guessing i am trying.
You can eliminate B and D because they refer to the age of the people and we are talking about the relationship between the amount of caffeine consumed during the day and the time required to fall asleep at night.
i am thinking A...
NONONO i mean C,C,C sorry
cause and effect : if u eat, u get energy
saying "if u get energy, u will eat" is bit meaningless
so it WOULD be a. correct
cause = caffeine effect = sleeping
yes A
A
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