Tom is spending the morning bowling with his friends. Each game he plays costs $4.25, and there is a one-time shoe-rental fee of $2.75. If (c) represents the total cost and (g) represents how may games he plays. Which variable would be the Dependent Variable?
(g) games
(c) total cost
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