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Carla earns $9 per hour working at a clothing store. She
is writing a function to show the relationship between her
hours worked h, and her wages earned w. In Carla's
function, what does the independent variable represent?
A the number of hours worked
B the wage earned in one hour
C the total wages earned
D the amount of time Carla must work to earn $1​

Answer :

Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

the wage depends on the hours worked, and the hours worked depends on nothing, so the hours worked is the independent variable

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The independent variable represented by the number of hours worked. option A is correct.

What are independent and dependent variables?

If a variable is taking its values independently of any visible direct cause, then that variable is called independent variable.

The variables who take their values based on some other variables' values are called dependent variables.

Carla earns $9 per hour working at a clothing store. She is writing a function to show the relationship between her hours worked h, and her wages earned w.

Here, The wage depends on the hours worked, and the hours worked depends on nothing.

So, the hours worked is the independent variable.

Hence, the independent variable represented by the number of hours worked. option A is correct.

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