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What does "Position (m)” represent in the graph?

the x-axis
a direct relationship
the independent variable
the dependent variable

What does "Position (m)” represent in the graph? the x-axis a direct relationship-example-1
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Answer: The correct answer is the dependent variable

Step-by-step explanation:

A dependent variable is defined a the variable whose value changes with respect to the change in the independent variable. In a graph, it is always written on the y-axis.

An independent variable is defined as the variable which does not changed with respect to any variable. In the graphical representation, it is always written on the x-axis.

A direct relationship is defined as the relationship in which if one variable changes, the other variable also changes. If one increase, the other variable also increases and vice-versa.

In the graph, position 'm' is written on the y-axis and hence, is considered as a dependent variable.

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Position (m)” represent the dependent variable in the graph.
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