Chemistry, 21.05.2020 00:04 mccauley

While considering line graphs and bar graphs, what would the graph look like if we changed the order of the variables? In other words, what would happen if we had the x-axis represent the dependent variable instead of the independent variable? And we had the y-axis represent the independent variable instead of the dependent variable?

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