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If you put $0.25 into a parking meter, you are paying for the right to keep your car parked for 15 minutes. You can pay more into the meter in order to buy more time. In this ex…

If you put $0.25 into a parking meter, you are paying for the right to keep your car parked for 15 minutes. You can pay more into the meter in order to buy more time. In this ex…
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If you put $0.25 into a parking meter, you are paying for the right to keep your car parked for 15 minutes. You can pay more into the meter in order to buy more time. In this example, the INPUT or INDEPENDENT VARIABLE is:

Money

Time

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User NoChance
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i think it would be time but dont quote me on that

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User George Mauer
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i think it would be time but dont quote me on that tho lol

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plz correct me if im wrong

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User Hashem Qolami
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