LIVING WORLD (LOOSELEAF)
LIVING WORLD (LOOSELEAF)
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ISBN: 9781260151893
Author: Johnson
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 7, Problem 1IA

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To define: What is the dependent variable.

Introduction: Animals, for example, tart fish that live in the oxygen-deprived environment are not able to obtain energy for muscle movements from the Krebs cycle. Therefore, they depend on the glycolytic pathway for ATP and donate electrons to the product formed, which is pyruvate, producing lactic acid. 

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Dependent and independent variables are used in various fields like experimental sciences, mathematical and statistical modeling. A variable that is dependent on the values of another variable is called the dependent variable. It represents the outcome of an experiment.

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To define: In what time units are the swimming data, as well as the recovery data are represented.

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From the given graph or figure, the swimming data given in the x-axis is represented in minutes and the recovery data which is also given in the x-axis is represented in hours.

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