A set of known x-values is considered to be dependent on another set of known x-values when the first set is a multiple of the second set. For example, consider the following four sample number sets:
   Set A       Set B          Set C          Set D
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    1           1               4              7
    2           2               8              9
    3           3              12             11
    4           4              16             13
    5           5              20             15
				- Set B is dependent on Set A (and A is dependent on B) because each
   element in Set B is equal to its corresponding element in Set A
   (Set A x 1=Set B).
- Set C is dependent on Set A (and A is dependent on C) because each
   element in Set C is equal to four times its corresponding element
   in Set A (Set A x 4=Set C).
- Set D is not dependent on any of the other sets (and the other sets are not dependent on Set D) because Set D is not an even multiple of
   any of the other sets.