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As the amount of water vapor in the air increases, the rate at which you perspire increases.
Reversed: As the rate at which perspire increase, the amount of water vapor in the air increases. Hmm .. nope.
As the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases, the distance traveled by the vehicle increases.
Reversed: As the distance traveled by the vehicle increase, the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases. Sounds right.
As the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases, the yield of that crop increases.
Reversed: As the yield of the crop increases, the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases. Err.. no.
As the amount of rainfall in a region increases, the groundwater level in the region increases.
Reversed: As the groundwater level in the region increases, the amount of rainfall in a region increases. That's a no.
Reversed: As the rate at which perspire increase, the amount of water vapor in the air increases. Hmm .. nope.
As the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases, the distance traveled by the vehicle increases.
Reversed: As the distance traveled by the vehicle increase, the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases. Sounds right.
As the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases, the yield of that crop increases.
Reversed: As the yield of the crop increases, the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases. Err.. no.
As the amount of rainfall in a region increases, the groundwater level in the region increases.
Reversed: As the groundwater level in the region increases, the amount of rainfall in a region increases. That's a no.
The answer is In these scenarios (given below) reversing dependent and independent variables and still having a meaningful real-world interpretation of the slope.
key point:
The independent variable is the cause. Its value is independent of other variables in your study.
The dependent variable is the effect. Its value depends on changes in the independent variable.
The scenario that can reverse the dependent and independent variables and still have a meaningful real-world interpretation of slope i.e:
1) As the amount of water vapor in the air increases, the rate at which you perspire increases.
Reversed: As the rate at which perspiration increase, the amount of water vapor in the air increases.
2)As the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases, the distance traveled by the vehicle increases.
Reversed: As the distance traveled by the vehicle increase, the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle increases. Sounds right.
3)As the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases, the yield of that crop increases.
Reversed: As the yield of the crop increases, the amount of fertilizer used on a crop increases.
4)As the amount of rainfall in a region increases, the groundwater level in the region increases.
Reversed: As the groundwater level in the region increases, the amount of rainfall in a region increases. that's no.
In these scenarios reversing dependent and independent variables and still having a meaningful real-world interpretation of the slope.
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