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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 03:43 person4936

The temperature is dropping at a rate of five degrees per hour.
Let d represent the number of degrees the temperature drops.
Lett represent the number of hours that pass.
Which is the independent variable?
the number of hours
the number of degrees the temperature drops
the rate at which the temperature drops
the day of the week

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