Consider the following relation: (1,12) ,(3, 8) , (3, 11) , (6, 9) , (7, 11) . Whichordered pair could be removed so thatthe relation is a function?Group of answer choices

Consider the following relation: (1,12) ,(3, 8) , (3, 11) , (6, 9) , (7, 11) . Whichordered pair could be removed so thatthe relation is a function?Group of answer choices

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