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In the equation below what are the dependent and independent variables? Does the way we use the equal sign change which variables are dependent and independent? Explain

Sales
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Average Accounts Receivable

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In the equation that you have presented, the independent variable is the sales, and the dependent variable is the average accounts receivable. ...

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