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Relation 1 is not a function because k has two different output values
For a relation to be a function each input value must have one output value.
Are you following me? Do you understand?
Yes :) sorry for the late reply, i was switching classes
Take a look at the first relation. K has two output values: sun and tree. So its not a function.
actually, the website where i had the question just logged me out, so i lost the question. can i ask for your help on a different one?
sure
here it is! thanks
The same question? You want to know which ones are functions?
nevermind
yes, i'm really confused
Take a look at relation one. Does each value in the domain have one value in the range?
those are different than the first picture
yes, so it's a function, right?
yes
that one is simple, but what about the other ones?
Now take a look at relation 2. You have (-2 , C) and ( -2 , k)
You have the same Domain value (-2), but two different range values (C) and (K)
The domain is your input and the range your output. For a relation to be a function each input must have one output. So is relation 2 a function?
no, it's not.
correct
What do you think about relation 3?
okay cool! let me try the other ones myself, and tell me if i'm correct.
neither of the last two are functions.
correct
okay, thank you so so much!
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