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The relation described in this statement can be classified as which of the following? The total distance traveled and the time s

pent driving on the trip.
both a relation and a function

a function only

a relation only

neither a relation nor a function

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Rzqust [24]3 years ago

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<span>The relation described in this statement can be classified as </span><span>both a relation and a function. </span>

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