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OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

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OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

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OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

c

OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

am i correct answer b

OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

i mean c

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

I think that boh answers B and C are wrong definition: a function is a relation between two variables, \(x,y\), such that, for each \(x\) there is \(one\) and only \(one\) value of \(y\)

OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

so t

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

yes! since to the element \(3\) corresponds two elements: \(4\) and \(-4\), and it is against the definition of function

OpenStudy (openstudypolice911):

ok yaynks

OpenStudy (michele_laino):

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