According to the scatterplot below, which statement is correct? you will get brainlest if correct
A graph titled Years in Operation versus Enrollment at a Daycare Center has years in operation on the x-axis and enrollment on the y-axis. Plots pointed are (1, 11), (2, 33), (3, 39), (4, 58), (5, 85).
The input, or dependent variable, is enrollment.
The output, or dependent variable, is years in operation.
The input, or independent variable, is years in operation.
The output, or independent variable, is enrollment.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The input, or independent variable, is years in operation.

Step-by-step explanation:

In an ordered pair (x, y),  the independent variable or input is x  and y is the dependent variable or the output.

Therefore, the values on x-axis determine the results or output on y-axis.

The ordered pairs (x, y) are:

(1, 11)     ⇒  there are 11 enrollees on Year 1

(2, 33)   ⇒  there are 33 enrollees on Year 2

(3, 39)   ⇒  there are 39 enrollees on Year 3

(4, 58)   ⇒  there are 58 enrollees on Year 4

(5, 85)   ⇒  there are 85 enrollees on Year 5

Where:

x are values on the x-axis that refers to number of years in operation

y are values on the y-axis that refers to the corresponding numbers of enrollees for each year.

Even without the graph, the correct statements i:

The input, or independent variable, is years in operation.

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According to the scatterplot below, which statement is correct?

you will get brainlest if correct

A graph titled Years in Operation versus Enrollment at a Daycare Center has years in operation on the x-axis and enrollment on the y-axis. Plots pointed are (1, 11), (2, 33), (3, 39), (4, 58), (5, 85).

The input, or dependent variable, is enrollment.

The output, or dependent variable, is years in operation.

The input, or independent variable, is years in operation.

The output, or independent variable, is enrollment.

Step-by-step explanation:

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step-by-step explanation:

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