The independent variable of a data set is s, while the dependent variable is t. Which of these is an explanatory variable

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Abdelrhman Arnos · Answer 1 · 2018-04-12T22:42:48+0000

The explanatory variable is synonymous for the input or the independent variable, this word is used in a different context, usually statistics. A way to think of it is that the explanatory variable EXPLAINS how and why the dependent variables are.

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