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Is the following relation a function? x y 1 −2 1 −3 2 1 3 −2 Yes No
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\[\textbf{HINT}\]In a function, there is only one \(y\) for any \(x\).
im lost
Example: \(\{(1,2),(1,9),(9,2)\}\) is not a function because here, \(1\) has two \(y\)'s: \(2\) and \(9\).
so it would be yes for my question correct?
that means that one X corresponds to only one Y|dw:1356625148963:dw||dw:1356625205105:dw|
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