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Which of the sets of ordered pair represents a function? I NEED IT FAST

Which of the sets of ordered pair represents a function? I NEED IT FAST-example-1
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C. P and Q

Explanation:

The set of ordered pairs that represents a function is a set whereby each x-value has exactly just one corresponding y-value. That is, no x-value would have different y-values paired to it.

For P, each x-value has exactly one y-value paired with it. Therefore, P is a function.

Also, for Q, every x-value has exactly one y-value paired with it. No x-value gives two different y-values. Therefore, Q is also able function.

Thus, both P and Q represents a function.

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