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When two variables we are studying seem to be related to one another so that when one variable changes we can see change in the other variable, we say that these two variables are?
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When two variables we are studying seem to be related to one another so that when one variable changes we can see change in the other variable, we say that these two variables are?
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Different cost variable. price value variable
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