Ceteris Paribus When Graphing a Relationship Refers to

question 144

Multiple Choice

Ceteris paribus when graphing a relationship refers to

• A) letting all the variables change at once.
• B) changing the origin of the graph.
• C) holding constant all but two variables.
• D) rescaling the coordinates.
• E) swapping the axes so that the x-axis is the vertical axis and the y-axis is the horizontal axis.

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