Some students are selling candy bars to raise money to purchase new gym equipment. The more candy bars they sell, the more money they raise. Which of these is the independent variable in this situation?

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Some students are selling candy bars to raise money to purchase new gym equipment. The more candy bars they sell, the more money they raise.

Which of these is the independent variable in this situation?

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The candy bars because they are the cause of making cash

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The number of candy bars they sell is the independent variable

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