13. According to the graph below, what is the dependent quantity? (TEKS 6.6A, SS, RC2) Red River Discharge Rate - Fargo Station 30000 25000 A. Month 20000 15000 В. 1993 10000 C. Discharge 5000 D. Fargo Station Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Month (1993) Discharge (cu ft/sec)

13. According to the graph below, what is the dependent quantity? (TEKS 6.6A, SS, RC2) Red River Discharge Rate - Fargo Station 30000 25000 A. Month 20000 15000 В. 1993 10000 C. Discharge 5000 D. Fargo Station Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Month (1993) Discharge (cu ft/sec)

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13. According to the graph below, what is the dependent quantity?
(TEKS 6.6A, SS, RC2)
Red River Discharge Rate - Fargo Station
30000
25000
A. Month
20000
15000
В. 1993
10000
C. Discharge
5000
D. Fargo Station
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Month (1993)
Discharge (cu ft/sec)

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