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Gloria is an artist. She sets a goal to paint 2 paintings every month. The number of paintings Gloria creates depends on the num

ber of paintings, p, Gloria paints over m months if she meets her goal. Check all that apply.
M is the independent variable and p is the dependent variable.

P increases by 2 as m increases by 1.

The equation representing the situation is m=2p

The equation representing the situation is p=2m

P is the independent variable and m is the dependent variable.

M increases by 2 as p increases by 1.

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BartSMP [9]3 years ago

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Answer:

we get the all equation of given condition $M = 2P+1$ & $P=2M+1$ Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

Number of painting made by Gloria every month is 2.

Gloria creates depends on the number of paintings p, Gloria paints over m months if she meet her goal.

we have to check all the apply.

According to question,

M is the independent variable and P is dependent variable.

So, Relation formed by given statement is $M =2P$

Case(1): P is increased by 2 as M is increased by 1.

Then, $M+1= 2\times (P+2)$

$M+1= 2P+2$

$M = 2P+1$

This is Equation of the given case(1).

Again, P is the independent variable and M is dependent variable.

∴ $P=2M$

Case (2) M is increased by 2 as P increased by 1.

Then, $P+1=2\times(M+2)$

$P+1=2M+2$

$P=2M+1$

Hence,

we get the all equation of given condition $M = 2P+1$ & $P=2M+1$

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