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Which variable represents the INDEPENDENT value in an equation with two variables? a) y = 2x (3, 6) b) y = 4x - 3 (4, 12) X or Y

Which variable represents the INDEPENDENT value in an equation with two variables? a) y = 2x (3, 6) b) y = 4x - 3 (4, 12) X or Y
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Which variable represents the INDEPENDENT value in an equation with two variables?

a) y = 2x (3, 6) b) y = 4x - 3 (4, 12)

X or Y

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User Jan Kotas
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Answer:

X is the independent variable

Explanation:

D

R

Y

M

I

X

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