Suppose you have two variables: GPA and age. Which one would be the response variable and...
Suppose you have two variables: GPA and age. Which one would be the response variable and why? Could either be the response variable?
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GPA should be the response variable.
The response variable is the variable we want to measure and trying to explain. When there is a response variable, it is always paired with one or more independent or explanatory variables. so here we may be trying the explain there is any affect of age on GPA.
Yes we it is possible we can have either GPA or Age as response variable.
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