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Relationships Between Variables Overview: Understanding about and working with variables are important skills to have. When calculating a math problem or even budgeting for an event, being proficient in these skills can really go a long way. This activity will help you understand what variables are, differentiate between the two, and be able to use them when solving problems. By the end of this activity, you should be able to: * Understand the role of a variable * Determine the difference between independent and dependent variables * Understand the impact and relationships of one variable on another Warm Up 1) Marisol and her husband are planning to take their family to the county fair. They are working with a budget and considering the price differences between going on a weekday versus the weekend as well as possibly taking some friends. Take a look at the following table: Entrance Tickets Monday Friday Saturday and Sunday Children (12 years and younger) $10 $15 Adults $15 $20 How can knowing about variables help Marisol and her husband calculate weekday versus weekend prices? Glick or tap here to enter text. Variables Avaniable in math is essentially what it sounds like a value or quantity that varies. The value of the variable can be changed and it is not fixed. Oftentimes, the letter x is used to represent a variable: 2x+3 a ON, coefficient variable However, you have likely seen many other letters used such as a, t, or y. Gonsider the following relationships: * The number of hours Charlie works and the amount of income he earns * The number of miles Jaysha drives and the gallons of gas left in her tank * The number of hours Jafet plays video games and the hours he has left for chores