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deathscarewolf:

Which of the sets of ordered pairs represents a function? P = {(6, −7), (3, −2), (−9, 2), (−5, −7)} Q = {(−7, 8), (4, −6), (−3, 1), (1, 5)} a. Only P b. Only Q c. Both P and Q d. Neither P nor Q

supie:

Is this a test question?

deathscarewolf:

ya

supie:

We cant answer test questions for you.

supie:

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supie:

So please close this.

deathscarewolf:

its a pretest question i ment

supie:

@Vocaloid is this ok?

supie:

@Elsa213 @Hero?

hiiiihiiiiiiiiii:

its ok to help her not to give answer

supie:

I'm saying that it's a pretest.

Astrid1:

@Ultrilliam Since you are the creator may u tell us if this is okay or should it be closed?

supie:

Voca just left so ig its ok.

deathscarewolf:

ya its a pretest i didnt mean to put yes for the test part I was going to ask if a pretest counts as a test in the rules

supie:

Oh ok then I could help.

deathscarewolf:

alright

supie:

So, is there a rate of change in both P and Q?

deathscarewolf:

yes

supie:

Both? Or just 1?

deathscarewolf:

i think both but not 100% sure

supie:

Ok, well you are 100% wrong.

deathscarewolf:

xD normal

supie:

Lol ok, so none of them have a rate of change.

supie:

So what would the answer be?

deathscarewolf:

d?

supie:

Yeah Correct!

deathscarewolf:

tysm for the help supie

supie:

np

deathscarewolf:

have a great day

supie:

Thanks u2

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