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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function? {(3,3), (-9,-1),(-4,3), (3,1)} {(2,4), (2,9), (-2,-8), (7,5)} {(6,4),(-3,-6),(-3,9), (-8, –7)} {(5,9), (-6,1),(6,5),(-8,5)} Sub…
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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function? {(3,3), (-9,-1),(-4,3), (3,1)} {(2,4), (2,9), (-2,-8), (7,5)} {(6,4),(-3,-6),(-3,9), (-8, –7)} {(5,9), (-6,1),(6,5),(-8,5)} Sub…
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Which set of ordered pairs represents a function?
{(3,3), (-9,-1),(-4,3), (3,1)}
{(2,4), (2,9), (-2,-8), (7,5)}
{(6,4),(-3,-6),(-3,9), (-8, –7)}
{(5,9), (-6,1),(6,5),(-8,5)}
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I don’t think my answer is right I believe but I think it’s the first one because it functions in a pattern.
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Answer:
{(5,9), (-6,1),(6,5),(-8,5)}
Explanation:
There is no repeating X factor
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