Mathematics, 01.10.2019 03:30 jrfranckowiak

In which scenario can you reverse the dependent and independent variables while keeping the interpretation of the slope meaningful?

as the amount of snowfall increases, the number of shovels sold increases.

as number of hours spent watching tv increases, the amount spent on electricity increases.

as the radius of a circle increases, circumference of the circle increases.

as foot size increases, sock size increases.

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