Question

Consider the terms "independent variable" and "dependent variable," and explain the logic of their usage and their relationship. What may be a reason to swap the variables? Would the results validate the same relationship?

Answer 1

Independent variables are those variables where the variable changed or the variables can controlled in a scientific manner or under the scientific experiments to test and analysis the effects on the dependent variables.
A dependent variable is explained as the variable being tested or to be measured in a scientific experiments.
It can further be explained with the help of the an example. If the value is included in one sample and it affects the values of the variable in the other sample, then the samples are said to be the dependent and if the values of the variable included in the one sample extracted the information related to those of the other variable sample then the sample is said to be the independent variable.
The logic behind the establishment of the relationship is that it creates the variables observation and analysis systematically where the observations are on the basis of all aspects.
The reason behind the swaping of the variable is to measure the values of each stages of the variables.
Yes the results validate the same relationships but there are some exceptions are there in each sections and under the different conditions of the variables determination.