Question

Day of the week.

A.

independent variable


B.

neither the independent nor the dependent variable


C.

both the independent and the dependent variable


D.

dependent variable

Answer 1

There has to be more to the question. A representation of the opposite independent or dependent part of the question.

Answer 2

On Mondays, Elise takes the shortest route to work and on Fridays, she takes the longest route. The longer the route Elise takes to work, the more gas she uses.

Answer 3

@Allenismyname

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I would say neither the route she takes is independent and the gas is dependent

Answer 6

@Allenismyname

Answer 7

?

Answer 8

plz help me

Answer 9

I'm sorry I'd ike to help explain all of this but I have to go.

Answer 10

@jordan123321

Answer 11

yes

Answer 12

can u help me?

Answer 13

i look

Answer 14

@BAdhi

Answer 15

@Samus_Aran

Answer 16

what do you think

Answer 17

a?

Answer 18

yes correct

Answer 19

really?

Answer 20

tht is what i would say

Answer 21

does any one else have any ideas

Answer 22

i looked it up and it is a

Answer 23

medal if helped

Answer 24

can u help with the others in the pic

Answer 25

sure

Answer 26

4 d

Answer 27

3 b

Answer 28

First you should know that all the statements should have a matching right?

So since number of working hours is not mentioned in the statement we can take it as neither independent or dependent

it is clear that gas consumption is dependent on the route she takes thus - dependent variable

now consider this if you are given that today is monday you know that she's gonna take the shortest path so that itself says that the distant is dependent on the time. Thus the time is independent variable

Also it is clear that distance is the the variable that decides the amount of gas. so if distant and gas consumptions are concerned gas is dependent while distant is independent

So distant is at once becomes independent while on other time dependent.

Answer 29

2 c

Answer 30

thx

Answer 31

welcome