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On a distance-time graph, which is your independent and dependent variable?
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On a distance-time graph, which is your independent and dependent variable?

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the dependant variable is on the y axis and the independent variable is on the x axis.

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On a distance time graph, the distance will always be the dependent variable on the y- axis. Time is the independent variable and will always be placed on the x-axis. The lines on the graphs can tell you many different things.

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