When two variables in a graph are related to a third, changing the third causes

A) a movement along the curve.
B) a shift of the curve.
C) no change in the curve because the third variable isn't on the axes.
D) either a shift or a movement in the curve, but more information is needed to determine which occurs.
E) None of the above answers is correct.


B

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