In which of the relations represented by the tables below is the output a function of the input? Select all correct answers.
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im not sure
the question may sound confusing but all they want you to do is flip it they want you to think of the output as the new x-values and the input as the y-values and see if it would be a function
i flipped it but ? hats next
so remember the vertical line test? It's basically make sure that you don't have two of the same x-values so look in that output row and if it has two numbers that are the same, then that means those aren't functions
look in the output ro but dont flip it
A and B arent functions?
yeah!
So the other two are
There's one more that isn't
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Wait I misunderstood the question "is the output a function of the input" so that means we're not switching anything
so basically look at the normal input values if you see the same number twice or more, then it isn't a function my bad
c and d arent functions
Yup! And the other three are so those are your answers
the other three are my ansers?
yes, because the question asks for which ones would make a function
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