Which set of ordered pairs don’t represent a function

Ben Ford asked Nov 8, 2023

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Answer:

The first multiple-choice doesn't represent a function

Explanation:

(-4,3),(1,-6),(-8,-1),(1,9)

because a function has two pairs with the same x value

*hope that makes sense*

JaredL answered Nov 13, 2023

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