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Is a relationship a function if it has duplicate ordered pairs? For example: (-8,11) (3,2) (11,-10) (5,9) (-8,11)

Is a relationship a function if it has duplicate ordered pairs? For example: (-8,11) (3,2) (11,-10) (5,9) (-8,11)
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Is a relationship a function if it has duplicate ordered pairs? For example:

(-8,11)
(3,2)
(11,-10)
(5,9)
(-8,11)

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User Ramirozap
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Answer:

No.

Explanation:

It has to have only points that go one time on the graph.

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User Som Poddar
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