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3 years ago

which relation is a function. ( I chose option D) but not 100% sure. Need help ASAP. Will Mark Brainlest.

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Shalnov [3]3 years ago

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It is C (the one on the bottom left) because none of the X-values are used twice. On all the others their X-values are used more then once.

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which relation is a function. ( I chose option D) but not 100% sure. Need help ASAP. Will Mark Brainlest. ​

which relation is a function. ( I chose option D) but not 100% sure. Need help ASAP. Will Mark Brainlest.