Answer:
- <u>The hours are the independent variable.</u>
- <u>The wages/wk earned are ( $11/hr )x( hrs worked )
. This is the dependent variable ( depends on hours worked )
.</u>
- <u>The domain is 0 to 30
</u>
- <u>The range is 0 to 330
</u>
Explanation:
<em>The hours are the independent variable and should be plotted on the x-axis
.</em>
<em>The wages/wk earned are ( $11/hr )x( hrs worked )
. This is the dependent variable ( depends on hours worked ) and should be plotted on the y-axis
</em>
<em>---------------
</em>
<em>Let +W+ = wages/wk earned
</em>
<em></em>
<em>Let +h+ = hours/wk worked
</em>
<em>The equation is:
</em>
<em>+W+=+11h+
</em>
<em>The domain is 0 to 30
</em>
<em>( no hrs worked to 30 hrs worked )
</em>
<em>The range is 0 to 330
</em>
<em>( no wages eared to +11%2A30+=+330+ earned )</em>
A control is the normal behavior you are testing the variable against. There are two types of variables. The independent variable is what you change to test what the dependent variable is, which is the variable that changes due to the independent variable, and what you generally record your data over.