Which set of order pairs does not represent a function? A. {(−2,−6),(0,−4),(1,9),(3,−4)} B. {(4,3),(−4,−8),(5,3),(−5,4)} C. {(−6,−2),(6,2),(−7,−4),(−7,−3)} D. {(0,−4),(−6,9),(7,5),(2,5)}

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Minnow asked Oct 4, 2023

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Which set of order pairs does not represent a function?

A. {(−2,−6),(0,−4),(1,9),(3,−4)}
B. {(4,3),(−4,−8),(5,3),(−5,4)}
C. {(−6,−2),(6,2),(−7,−4),(−7,−3)}
D. {(0,−4),(−6,9),(7,5),(2,5)}

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the answer is A explanation

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