does the following represent a function that can be represented using the equation =+? how would do you know

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Varad asked Jan 1, 2023

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does the following represent a function that can be represented using the equation =+? how would do you know

does the following represent a function that can be represented using the equation-example-1

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Varad asked Jan 1, 2023

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Answer: It's not a function because the line is curved, and it has an exponent in the equation which makes the line curved instead of straight which will make x repeat.

Vladimir Petrakovich answered Jan 7, 2023

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