Determine whether the following is a function. If not, explain why. {(-2, 4), (1, 7), (2, 5), (-2, 8)} yes no; There is the same domain value for each y value. no; There is more than one y value for each x value. no; There is not more than one y value for each x value.
Since x = -2 maps to both y = 4 and y = 8, this means that the given relation is NOT a function.
Keep in mind that each x must map to only EXACTLY ONE y value.
for it to be a function
is it the last one then
There is not more than one y value for each x value is false since there is more than one y value for each x value
what does domain value mean?
the domain is the set of allowed inputs or x values
so that means it cant be that either correct?
well it's not a function, so the first part is "no" the reason should be "there is more than one output for SOME x values" (and not all x values)
are you sain that the options above dont work?
no, none of them truly fit the closest is "no; There is more than one y value for each x value" But it's only for SOME and not ALL x values given above
yea i thought the same thing....
thanks tho man <3
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