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3 years ago

Bx30=m which is the dependent and independent variable

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B * 30 = m

The dependent variable is m. Its value changes when B changes.
The independent variable is B. It does not rely on anything for it to change its value.
30 is the constant of the equation. This means that its value does not change even if changes occur in the equation as a whole.

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