
Independent Variable
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Mathematics
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5th - 6th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Dependent and INdependent VARIABLES
By Jennifer Mackie
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In any situation, it is the variable affected or the result of changes by another factor.
It is found on the y axis.
What do you depend on?
Dependent
Variable
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This is the cause of the action. It is found on the x axis .
INdependent
Variable
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Multiple Choice
Sara is in NMotion Dance Company. She has to buy a costume every time she performs. Which one is the INdependent variable? (Hint: It's the cause)
How many dances she performs
How many costumes she buys
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Multiple Choice
Sara is in NMotion Dance Company. She has to buy a costume every time she performs. Which one is the Dependent variable? (Hint: Its the effect)
How many dances she performs
How many costumes she buys
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
The y- axis is the ___________________ number line in the coordinate plane.
Vertical
Diagonal
Horizontal
origin
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Sophie earned $5 for every A she got on her report card.
m = money
A = A on report card
The dependent variable is:
m = money
A = A on report card
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the label for the independent variable?
Money Collected
Raising Money
Boxes Sold
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Ty earns $12 per hour. Which of the following equations best represents how much money, m, he earns on a shift of h hours?
m = 12h
m = 12 + h
h = 12m
h = 12 + m
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Multiple Choice
Ms. Shi is making a scrapbook. As she adds more photos, the scrapbook grows thicker.
p = the number of photos added
t = the thickness of the scrapbook
t is the independent variable and p is the dependent variable
p is the independent variable and t is the dependent variable
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Each pizza at Pizza Hut, p, costs $5.50. Which of the following equations best represents the cost, c, of buying p, pizzas?
m = 5.50 + c
c = 5.50 + m
p = 5.50m
c = 5.50p
Dependent and INdependent VARIABLES
By Jennifer Mackie
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