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Find the domain and range of the relation: (-3,9),(-3,8),(-3,7),(-3,6). Then determine whether the relation is a function.
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Find the domain and range of the relation: (-3,9),(-3,8),(-3,7),(-3,6). Then determine whether the relation is a function.
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Find the domain and range of the relation: (-3,9),(-3,8),(-3,7),(-3,6). Then determine whether the relation is a function.
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Domain: {(-3)}
Range: {(9,8,7,6)}
This is not A function because the input, x, or -3, has multiple outputs, or y.
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