If a graph fails the vertical line test, what does that mean? The graph is not a domain. The graph is not an order pair. The graph is not a relation. O The graph is not a function.

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If a graph fails the vertical line test, what does that mean?

The graph is not a domain.
The graph is not an order pair.
The graph is not a relation.
O The graph is not a function.

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Answer:

the graph is not a function

Explanation:

It is not a function because it was more than 1 x value per a y

Hj David Kearns answered Jul 14, 2022

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