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Which one of these graphs does not illustrate a function? And why
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Which one of these graphs does not illustrate a function? And why

Which one of these graphs does not illustrate a function? And why-example-1
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The answer is graphs D
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It would be Graph D

Explanation:

It's graph D because according to the graph, it looks like the domain has 2 ranges since it made a vertical line. And as we know, vertical lines are not considered to be functional since a domain can't have more than one range.

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