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In the table below, y is a function of x. Which ordered pair, when added to the table, would cause y to no longer be a function of x?

In the table below, y is a function of x. Which ordered pair, when added to the table, would cause y to no longer be a function of x?
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In the table below, y is a function of x.

Which ordered pair, when added to the table, would cause y to no longer be a function of x?

In the table below, y is a function of x. Which ordered pair, when added to the table-example-1
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The answer is option A
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