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OpenStudy (anonymous):

In your journal, give an example of a function. Give the relation as a set of ordered pairs. Use a test such as mapping or the verical line test to show if your set of ordered pairs is a function. An example of a function could be: distance traveled and time, or the cost of a turkey and its weight. You can list your relation as a set of ordered pairs, or as a table. Please help me!!!

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

you could give an example of a function that shows the relation between rise in temperature and pool attendance. t(x) = attendance, you could use the equation t(x) = 5x, which would mean as the temperature rises 1 degree, 5 more people go to the pool you can just make a table and plug in values of x into your function, or just list the ordered pairs it might make sense to limit your graph from x = 75 to x = 120, because people would probably not go swimming in temperatures lower than 75 degrees, or higher than 120 degrees hope this helped

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