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Answer:

Relation 1: Not a function

Relation 2: Not a function

Relation 3: Function

Relation 4: Not a function

Explanation:

Recall: a relation can only be a function if and only if each domain value has only 1 range value mapped to it or related to it. This means that a domain value can only have exactly one range value for the relation to be qualified a function.

✔️Relation 1 is NOT A FUNCTION.

Rationale: Two of the domain values (star and sky) is having more than 1 range value assigned to each.

✔️Relation 2 is NOT A FUNCTION:

Rationale: domain value, 9, has several range values assigned to it.

✔️Relation 3 is A FUNCTION:

Rationale: each domain value do not have more than one range values assigned to it.

✔️Relation 4 IS NOT A FUNCTION:

Rationale: the domain value, 6, has two range values, m and d, assigned to it.

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