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3 years ago

Y=-6x+5 is that a relation, function, both, or neither?

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Y=-6x+5

It can be a function because a function don't have a unknow
it can be both
and netheir

y is equal to a function so they relating
its called relation

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<h3>Question-1:</h3>

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