What variables show a direct relationship? Check all that apply. the speed of a car and the distance traveled the elevation above sea level and the air temperature the number of students in a cafeteria and the amount of food consumed the mass of an icicle and the time it takes to melt the distance a planet is from the Sun and that planet's temperature the mass of a space shuttle and its acceleration through space

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John Ruiz

Physics

8 February, 23:36

What variables show a direct relationship? Check all that apply. the speed of a car and the distance traveled the elevation above sea level and the air temperature the number of students in a cafeteria and the amount of food consumed the mass of an icicle and the time it takes to melt the distance a planet is from the Sun and that planet's temperature the mass of a space shuttle and its acceleration through space

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Haley Noble · Answer 1

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Boston Miranda · Answer 2

The variables that show a direct relationship are:

- The speed of a car and the distance traveled

- Number of students in a cafeteria and the amount of food consumed

- The distance a planet is from the sun and that planet's temperature

- The mass of a space shuttle and its acceleration through space

In direct relationship, when one factor is increased/decreased, it will directly cause the other factor to be increased/decreased