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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function ? { (-8,-4),(-8,-1),(4,5),(8,7)} { (0,-8),(-8,-8),(9,0),(-6,-6) } { (8,4),(8,-2),(-7,6),(5,2)} { (-1,2),(-5,-3),(-89),(-5,-8)}…
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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function ? { (-8,-4),(-8,-1),(4,5),(8,7)} { (0,-8),(-8,-8),(9,0),(-6,-6) } { (8,4),(8,-2),(-7,6),(5,2)} { (-1,2),(-5,-3),(-89),(-5,-8)}…
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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function ?
{ (-8,-4),(-8,-1),(4,5),(8,7)}
{ (0,-8),(-8,-8),(9,0),(-6,-6) }
{ (8,4),(8,-2),(-7,6),(5,2)}
{ (-1,2),(-5,-3),(-89),(-5,-8)}
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2nd one {(0,-8),(-8,-8),(9,0),(-6,-6)}
why?because the x-values are not repeating & if you see the rest of them they are repeating so B/or the 2nd option is a function :)
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the first one of them is right
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