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Does the graph represent a function?
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Does the graph represent a function?

Does the graph represent a function?-example-1
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The graph does represent a function because it passes the vertical line test!

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A vertical line test means if you put a vertical line over any area on the graph it shouldn't hit the line more than once :)

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The graph does represent a function because it passes the vertical line test
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