Question

Here is an example of a "non-mathematical" function (flowers/colors). Then, I have a couple of questions for you based on the example:

A function can represent flowers (domain) and colors (range):

Carnation…….white
Lily…………...purple
Roses…………red


This goes to show that a function can be depicted in a variety of different forms and situations. The main condition is that each member of the domain can only match up with a single member in the range. The most common ways that functions are illustrated mathematically are: lists of ordered pairs, tables, graphs, and equations. Each of the t