What's the difference between a independent variable and dependent variable
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Answer:
The dependent variable depends on the independent variable.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The variable whose values are deliberately changed by the researcher in order to obtain the desired outcome is called independent variable...
- The values of the independent variable can be changed as per requirement, by the researcher...
- Manipulation can be done in the values of independent variable, but the researcher observes the value of a dependent variable during an experiment.
- An independent variable is a presumed cause whereas dependent variable is a measured effect.
- In a simple linear regression, ‘y’ denotes dependent variable while ‘x’ denotes independent variable, which means y depends on x
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