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Dependent variable C depends on both independent variable A and independent variable B. Which statement is correct?
The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed using the same scatterplot.
The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C, and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed, but they must be analyzed using separate scatterplots.
Only the relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C can be analyzed using a scatterplot.
Only the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can be analyzed using a scatterplot.
The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed using the same scatterplot.
The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C, and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed, but they must be analyzed using separate scatterplots.
Only the relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C can be analyzed using a scatterplot.
Only the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can be analyzed using a scatterplot.
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The correct statement is:
**The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C, and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed, but they must be analyzed using separate scatterplots.**
In a scatterplot, each independent variable can be plotted against the dependent variable to examine their individual relationships. However, combining both independent variables in a single scatterplot would be inappropriate if you want to analyze them separately, as it could create confusion and obscure the individual relationships.
**The relationship between independent variable A and dependent variable C, and the relationship between independent variable B and dependent variable C can both be analyzed, but they must be analyzed using separate scatterplots.**
In a scatterplot, each independent variable can be plotted against the dependent variable to examine their individual relationships. However, combining both independent variables in a single scatterplot would be inappropriate if you want to analyze them separately, as it could create confusion and obscure the individual relationships.
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