"As the radius of a circle increases, circumference of the circle increases" is the scenario in which you can <span>reverse the dependent and independent variables while keeping the interpretation of the slope meaningful. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option. </span>
As the radius of a circle increases, circumference of the circle increases.
Explanation:
The way the statement is written, the radius of the circle is independent and the circumference of the circle is dependent. This makes the slope the change in circumference per change in radius.
If the independent and dependent variables are switched, then the circumference of the circle will be independent and the radius of the circle will be dependent. This makes the slope the change in radius per change in circumference.
First thing you want to do is find what is 6% of 14.31. You can find this using your calculator and putting the percentage in decimal form then multiplying it by the given amount. 0.06 x 14.31 = ? And then you take that number and subtract it from 14.31.