What set of ordered pairs represents a function? Also don’t mind my answer pls. I just want to check because i’m not sure of it.

Pablo Figueroa asked Sep 3, 2023

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What set of ordered pairs represents a function?

Also don’t mind my answer pls. I just want to check because i’m not sure of it.

Pablo Figueroa asked Sep 3, 2023

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Explanation:

the property of function is: unique value of 'x' ⇒ unique value of 'y'. The answers A, C and B have non-unique values.

Cbarrick answered Sep 9, 2023

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