many movie theaters show advertisements before feature films to increase concession sales. however, many…

many movie theaters show advertisements before feature films to increase concession sales. however, many customers complain about the length the advertisements add to their time at the theater. to understand the effect of advertising, a movie theater manager chooses random days during the month when the concession advertisements are not shown. on the remaining days, the concession advertisements are shown as usual. the manager then records the concession sales for each day. what is the explanatory variable in this scenario? the movie theater patrons the concession advertisements the daily theater attendance the amount of money collected at the concession stand

many movie theaters show advertisements before feature films to increase concession sales. however, many customers complain about the length the advertisements add to their time at the theater. to understand the effect of advertising, a movie theater manager chooses random days during the month when the concession advertisements are not shown. on the remaining days, the concession advertisements are shown as usual. the manager then records the concession sales for each day. what is the explanatory variable in this scenario? the movie theater patrons the concession advertisements the daily theater attendance the amount of money collected at the concession stand

Answer

Brief Explanations:

An explanatory variable is what is manipulated to see its effect on another variable. Here, the manager manipulates whether concession - advertisements are shown or not to see the effect on concession sales.

Answer:

the concession advertisements