Consideeveral hours during weekends. How much money did he eam?cenarto: In order to eam some money, Robert cleans his neighbour's backyard for1. Determine the two variables in the scenario.2. Which of the variables could be changed independently?3. Which of the variables could be affected by the change of the other?4. Fill in the blank with the appropriate statement in the parenthesis: The(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned) is the(controls/depends on) theindependent variable because it(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned).5. Fill in the blank with the appropriate statement in the parenthesis: The(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned) is the(controis/depends on) thedependent variable because it(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned).- If for every hour he gets paid Php40, how much will he earn after working 5hours?What is It

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cleans his neighbour's backyard for enarto: in oTde al hours during weekends. How much money did he eam? 1 Determine the two variables in the scenario. 2. Which of the variables could be changed independently? 3. Which of the variables could be affected by the change of the other?

cleans his neighbour's backyard for enarto: in oTde al hours during weekends. How much money did he eam? 1 Determine the two variables in the scenario. 2. Which of the variables could be changed independently? 3. Which of the variables could be affected by the change of the other?

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Conside
everal hours during weekends. How much money did he eam?
cenarto: In order to eam some money, Robert cleans his neighbour's backyard for
1. Determine the two variables in the scenario.
2. Which of the variables could be changed independently?
3. Which of the variables could be affected by the change of the other?
4. Fill in the blank with the appropriate statement in the parenthesis: The
(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned) is the
(controls/depends on) the
independent variable because it
(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned).
5. Fill in the blank with the appropriate statement in the parenthesis: The
(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned) is the
(controis/depends on) the
dependent variable because it
(number of hours cleaning/amount of money earned).
- If for every hour he gets paid Php40, how much will he earn after working 5
hours?
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