Please help me with this!!

Mathematics

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scZoUnD [109]3 years ago

3 0

4 because none of the dots are on the same line in that one. To figure out if a problem is a function you can do the pencil test and just go across the graph and if the dots are on the same line they wouldn't be a function. I'm not good at explaining but you could look it up and it'll help you more but the answer to this is 4.

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