What change is needed to make this relation a function? {(1, 2), (2, 5), (3, 8), (3, 9)} Change the 8 to a 5. Change one of the 3's to a number not yet used. Change both 2's to 6's. No changes are needed.
Change one of the 3's to a number not yet used.
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The rule is that a function cannot map two different "range" values to the same domain value. So the last two ordered pairs make it NOT a function. I'd say "B" is a viable approach. The algorithm here seems to be y = 2n + 1, so changing the second "3" to a 4 would keep the function viable
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