I don't think B/II is a function because x is raised to the power of 2
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THe power doesn't matter
the power raised to a power of two means that it's a quadratic equation, which means that it's a function
Astro:
Yeah okay i get the second thing you said but how would the first one not be a function, if each input has 1 output wouldn't that make it a function?
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snowflake0531:
okay wait i messed
Astro:
So would it?
snowflake0531:
Okay so honestly all of them has 1, so just look at 2, 3, 4, and since we've already established two is a function too, we're left with c and d
So now look at the graph of D, is it function?
Astro:
So to make the graph a function would mean that it would have to pass the verticle line test which it does so it would be a function...I think
snowflake0531:
yea so you have 1, 2, 4, so what's your answer
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Astro:
So it would be D
snowflake0531:
ye
Astro:
ok thanks snow
snowflake0531:
yw~, and sorry for the mistake <.<
Astro:
haha it's fine, everyone makes mistakes no need to apologize
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