can anyone give me an example of a function using a set of at least 4 ordered pairs. The domain will be any four integers between 0 and +10. The range will be any four integers between -12 and 5.

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anonymous · Answer

pick any four numbers that aer between 0 and10
go ahead a pick

anonymous · Answer

4567

anonymous · Answer

ok now pick any four numbers between $12$ and $5$

anonymous · Answer

i meant $-12$ and $5$
any four

anonymous · Answer

1234

anonymous · Answer

ok
now we make four ordered pairs that look like this $(a,b)$ 
in the first slot, put one of the first numbers you picked, say $4$
in the second slot, put on of the second numbers you picked, say $1$
so one ordered pair will look like $(4,1)$

anonymous · Answer

can you show me how you got it, im weak in math , the last time I took math was 1997 when join active duty army?

anonymous · Answer

you can do it any way you like but you can put them in the same order you wrote them

anonymous · Answer

i didn't really get anything
you picked the numbers  yourself
now your only job is to put them in four ordered pairs
you could us 
$$\{(4,1),(5,2),(6,3),(7,4)\}$$ where the first numbers come from the list $\{4,5,6,7\}$ and the second numbers come from the list $\{1,2,3,4\}$

anonymous · Answer

or you can change them around if you like, just so long as the first numbers in each ordered pair comes from the domain, the first numbers you chose
and the second number in each ordered pair comes from the range, the second numbers you chose

anonymous · Answer

that's what I have with the numbers

anonymous · Answer

ok then you are done
the list of four ordered pairs is now a function 
you think of the function as a rule that takes the first number in each ordered pair and maps it to the second number

anonymous · Answer

how do I make it not  a function

anonymous · Answer

repeat one of the first numbers
then it will not be a function

anonymous · Answer

appreciate your help thank you maam/Sir..