what is the difference between….?

independent variable and dependent variable?

Top 2 Answers

A few days ago

Joe_D

Favorite Answer

The independent variable is the condition that you change in an experiment to see if you get a change in the second variable (dependent), that depends on it. The independent variable acts alone (independently).

Example: Variables are: 1. heat and 2. time it takes for a frog to jump out of hot water.

Put a frog in a pot of water and turn on the heat.

The heat is the independent variable, because you can move the temperature up and down independently. The time that it takes for a frog to jump out of hot water is the “dependent” variable, because how fast it jumps out depends upon the heat of the water (also a dependent variable), which depends on how high you turn up the heat (independent variable).

Do I qualify for a hot nerd?? 🙂

A few days ago

capoaguilar

The independent variable can work alone to do whatever it has to do and the dependent variable needs to work off of something

please,please,please help me.?

What is an iQuest kind of product for high schoolers that isn’t that expensive?

Do I need a comma…?

What are the differences between the “Flowers for Algernon” book and movie?

World Leaders Past 100 Years??

40% of the class passed both and 60% passed the first. What percentage who passed the first passed the second?

define check and balance?

what is 2(3a-4b)-1/3(24a+9b) and how do you do it”?

what is the difference between….?

what is the difference between….?

Related Posts