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It this a function and explain why?
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\[y=\frac{6}{\left|x\right|}\]
it passes the vertical line test. so it's a function. however, it is not defined at x=0
https://www.desmos.com/calculator looking at this don't the lines touch eventually? @phi
*doesn't
as you get close to x=0 (from either side), the lines get closer together. but they never do touch. We deal with that by saying the function is not defined at x=0 i.e. its domain is (-infinity , +infinity) but x \( \ne\) 0
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Thanks Phi!! I appreciate you time and help!
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