Asked by Brian Griff
in an experiment of rolling a car and measuring on how far it went and how much time it took it to reach the far. which is the dependent variable and which is the independent variable?
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
rolling a car??
Answered by
Brian Griff
i think rolling the car is the dependent variable
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Why on earth would you want to experiment with rolling a car? Or is this a toy car?
Answered by
Brian Griff
a toy car
Answered by
Damon
either
call roll distance d
call time t
distance x (dependent) is a function of time t (independent)
x = f (t)
HOWEVER
you could say the inverse , time is a function of distance
t = g(x) but it is less likely that you would do it that way (like determining how long the experiment has been going by how far the ball rolled)
call roll distance d
call time t
distance x (dependent) is a function of time t (independent)
x = f (t)
HOWEVER
you could say the inverse , time is a function of distance
t = g(x) but it is less likely that you would do it that way (like determining how long the experiment has been going by how far the ball rolled)
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