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Beckie works at zero Degrees and get paid $11 an hour. Let H stand for hours she works C stand for how much she gets paid. What is the independent variable in this situation?

Beckie works at zero Degrees and get paid $11 an hour. Let H stand for hours she works C stand for how much she gets paid. What is the independent variable in this situation?
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Beckie works at zero Degrees and get paid $11 an hour. Let H stand for hours she works C stand for how much she gets paid. What is the independent variable in this situation?

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11H=C. The independent variable is how much she gets paid an hour
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