The video tutorial from Mumu Math and Science explains the difference between independent and dependent variables. It provides examples such as car color affecting temperature, tree height depending on water, and bananas influencing blood pressure. The video also introduces the DRY MIX method for graphing variables, where 'D' stands for dependent, 'R' for responding, 'Y' for y-axis, 'M' for manipulated, 'I' for independent, and 'X' for x-axis. The tutorial concludes with a reminder to subscribe for daily educational content.

What is the term used for a variable that stands alone and is not changed by other variables?

• Independent variable

• Constant variable

• Dependent variable

• Control variable

Which variable is known as the 'responding variable'?

• Dependent variable

• Control variable

• Manipulated variable

• Independent variable

In an experiment measuring how car color affects interior temperature, what is the independent variable?

• Time

• Car model

• Temperature

• Car color

What does the dependent variable depend on in an experiment?

• The conclusion

• The hypothesis

• The experimental setup

• The independent variable

In the context of tree growth, what is the independent variable?

• Amount of water

• Sunlight

• Tree height

• Soil type

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CCSS.HSF.IF.A.2

What is the dependent variable in the study involving bananas and blood pressure?

• Patient age

• Number of bananas eaten

• Type of bananas

• Blood pressure

According to the mnemonic DRY MIX, what does 'Y' stand for?

• Yearly data

• Yes/no data

• Yield

• Y-axis

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CCSS.8.F.A.1

CCSS.HSF.IF.B.5

What does the 'M' in DRY MIX represent?

• Multiple variables

• Measured variable

• Manipulated variable

• Moderate variable

Which axis is typically used for the independent variable in a graph?

• Y-axis

• X-axis

• None

• Z-axis

What does the 'D' in DRY MIX stand for?

• Dynamic variable

• Diverse variable

• Data variable

• Dependent variable

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CCSS.6.SP.A.3