Analysis What was the independent variable in this experiment? What was the Dependent variable? Make a Line graph of “Distance apart compared to height.

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Analysis What was the independent variable in this experiment? What was the Dependent variable? Make a Line graph of “Distance apart compared to height of mountain” height Distance apart 3. What is the relationship between distance apart and height of the mountain. 4. This mountain formed when two pieces of land crashed into each other. Will this Mountain be a volcano or nonvolcanic? Explain why. 5. During the first portion of the lab, what type of boundary was being modeled?why? During the second part what type of boundary was being modeled?why?