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Consider the table of apparent temperatures (given below) , which shows the apparent temperature (how hot it feels) given air temperature and dew point. In order to model apparent temperature as a function of the dew point when the air temperature is Consider the table of apparent temperatures (given below) , which shows the apparent temperature (how hot it feels)  given air temperature and dew point. In order to model apparent temperature as a function of the dew point when the air temperature is   which variable must be held constant?   A)  air temperature B)  dew point C)  apparent temperature D)    E)  no variables are held constant which variable must be held constant? Consider the table of apparent temperatures (given below) , which shows the apparent temperature (how hot it feels)  given air temperature and dew point. In order to model apparent temperature as a function of the dew point when the air temperature is   which variable must be held constant?   A)  air temperature B)  dew point C)  apparent temperature D)    E)  no variables are held constant

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