To Find :Which given statement is true.
Answer to Problem 4CCSR
Statement (H) is true.
Explanation of Solution
Given :
Tim uses the function
(F) The number of miles Tim travels depends on how much money he needs for gasoline.
(G) The number of miles Tim travels depends on the price of s gallon of gasoline.
(H) The amount of money Tim needs for gasoline depends on the number of miles he travels.
(I) The amount of money Tim needs for gasoline is constant.
The given function
Hence, Statement (H) is correct.
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