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To explain: the difference between dependent and independent variable according to data on page 42.
Explanation of Solution
The independent variable is the variable that you can change. For pressure of water, the height of the water above you is independent variable.
The dependent variable only changes the independent variable. The dependent variable for the pressure of water is the pressure since the amount of pressure depends on the height of the water above it. The independent variables are on the x -axis and the dependent variable is on the y -axis.
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