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If a number and it's inverse (ex. 8 and -8) are both x-values, is the relation still considered a function?

If a number and it's inverse (ex. 8 and -8) are both x-values, is the relation still considered a function?
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If a number and it's inverse (ex. 8 and -8) are both x-values, is the relation still considered a function?

User George Koehler
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Answer:

well just cout

Explanation:

los 1=-1 2=-2see easy

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