An (independent or dependent) variable can be assigned any value. The variable that changes depending on the (independent or dependent) variable is called the (independent or dependent) variable. In the equation y=5x-3, if x is the independent variable, then (x or y) would be considered the dependent variable and will change depending on the value of (x or y)

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Reece Robertson

27 April, 13:55

An (independent or dependent) variable can be assigned any value. The variable that changes depending on the (independent or dependent) variable is called the (independent or dependent) variable. In the equation y=5x-3, if x is the independent variable, then (x or y) would be considered the dependent variable and will change depending on the value of (x or y)

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Damarion Cline · Answer 1

An independent variable can be assigned any value. The variable that changes depending on the independent variable is called the dependent variable. If x is the independent variable, then y would be considered the dependent variable and will change depending on the value of x.

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The key word is "depending". The dependent variable changes depending on the independent variable.