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need help fast will give medal and fan 2. Is the following a function: (3,5), (3,7), (3,9), (3,11)? * True False Cannot Tell
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There are 4 points. What are their x-coordinates? If you see the same number as an x-coordinate more than once, then it is not a function.
so like 3 is used more than once
im not smart at all im sorry its probably like explaing this to a rock
Correct. The 3 is used 4 times as an x-coordinate, so it's not a function.
omg i got it right :D
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I don't agree. A rock wouldn't have known that the 3 was used more than once. You knew it.
You did get it right. I was commenting on your rock comment.
:D i hsve 2 more
ok. start a new post pls
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