check the picture below.
if we run a vertical line test on that graph, like you see there, namely run vertical lines through it, we can see that one vertical line only hits the graph once, not twice or more.
on the vertical line test, if the graph is hit only once by each of the vertical lines, then the graph is a function.
Answer:
<em>A) (-5,7)</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Functions and Relations</u>
A set of values A can have a relation with another set B as long as at least one element of A has at least one image in B. Functions are special relations where each element of A (the domain of the function) has one and only one image on B (the range of the function).
By looking at the options, we can see that x=9, x=-8, and x=-1 already have defined values in Y, so if we define another value for any of them the relation will stop being a function. The only possible choice to preserve the function is the option