Susan uses the function p (x) = 4x to determine the perimeter of a square when she knows the side length, x. Which statements are true about the function?

The length of the side of the square is the dependent variable.

The perimeter is the dependent variable.

The value of p (x) depends on the value of x.

The value p (x) can be found by multiplying p by x.

The length of the side of the square is the independent variable.

The perimeter is the independent variable.

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Heaven Todd

Mathematics

27 November, 01:31

Susan uses the function p (x) = 4x to determine the perimeter of a square when she knows the side length, x. Which statements are true about the function?

The length of the side of the square is the dependent variable.

The perimeter is the dependent variable.

The value of p (x) depends on the value of x.

The value p (x) can be found by multiplying p by x.

The length of the side of the square is the independent variable.

The perimeter is the independent variable.

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Maddox Skinner · Answer 1

We are given the function p (x) = 4x for the perimeter of the square.

Where x represents the known side length of the square.

x is the independent variable and Perimeter P is the dependent variable on x.

Because value of P total depends on the value of side length x of the square.

Therefore, following statement are true about the given function:

The perimeter is the dependent variable. The value of p (x) depends on the value of x. The length of the side of the square is the independent variable.