Question

Consider the following scenario describing the Cambridge Mall parking lot: The number of wheels in the parking lot is based on the number of cars in the parking lot.

Does this scenario represent a function?

Yes, because the number of cars is specific to the number of wheels in the parking lot
Yes, because the number of wheels is specific to the number of cars in the parking lot
No, because the number of wheels is specific to the number of cars in the parking lot
No, because the number of cars is specific to the number of wheels in the parking lot

Answer 1

@smartnerd1111

Answer 2

I say B

Answer 3

I don't blame u

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

@mathstudent55 @mathmate

Answer 6

@batmano3

Answer 7

@volleyballlover55

You have a tough question subject to interpretation.
It depends on what the parking rules are.

If these cars
http://www.crookedbrains.net/2009/09/cars.html
are allowed in the parking lot, then it is not a function.

If they are not allowed, then I agree with @amTranBus

By the way, Google defines a car having "generally" 4 wheels, while most of the other dictionary have no mention of the number of wheels.