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Question 1 of 10 Consider the graphs below. What are the response variables? Temperature Time Length O A. Temperature, Time, Length O B. Height, Time, Width O C. Temperature, Dollars, Length O D. Height, Dollars, Width Height

Question 1 of 10 Consider the graphs below. What are the response variables? Temperature Time Length O A. Temperature, Time, Length O B. Height, Time, Width O C. Temperature, Dollars, Length O D. Height, Dollars, Width Height

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