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Is the following relation a function? A.) Yes B.) No
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Is the following relation a function?

A.) Yes
B.) No

Is the following relation a function? A.) Yes B.) No-example-1
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no

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Answer:

A.) Yes

Explanation:

One input has only one output. So the relation above is a function

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Yes

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