What are the input variable and the output variable?

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5 0

The answer is: [A]:
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input: number of rowers number of rowers in the rowboat;
output: speed of the rowboat ;
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NOTE: The input would be the independent variable and plotted on the "x-axis" of the graph; and the output would be the dependent variable and plotted on the "y-axis" of the graph.
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sashaice [31]4 years ago

4 0

According to the above sentence i think that suitable answer would be option A
<span>input: number of rowers in the rowboat; output: speed of the rowboat.</span>

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