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For what value of c is the relation a function?

For what value of c is the relation a function?-example-1
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for a relation to be a function, it cannot have any repeating x values.

therefore, c , can be ANYTHING BUT { 2,12,-1,and 0}...because if it was any of those numbers, u would have repeating x values
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Answer:
c\ \epsilon\ \mathbb{R}\text{ where }c\\eq 2,12,-1,0

Explanation:

We know that a function is a special kind of relation between two variables say x and y such that each input corresponds to exactly one output.

In the given relation , we need only one output corresponds to each input.

Then to fulfill the condition to become a function, we can take any value for c belongs to the set of real numbers other than the values which the relation already has taken as input .

Then
c\ \epsilon\ \mathbb{R}\text{ where }c\\eq 2,12,-1,0

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