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Which set of orders pair does not represent a function
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Which set of orders pair does not represent a function

Which set of orders pair does not represent a function-example-1
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Answer:

The third answer is correct.

Explanation:

A function must have an output for every input and answer number 3 is the only one that has a unique output for every input.

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