The ordered pair that represents a function is {(0,0),(1,10),(10,4),(-1,-7)}.
<h3>How to identify ordered pairs?</h3>
A set of ordered pairs that defines a function will be the one that has exactly one y-value that assigned to every x-value. This means that none of its x-values can have two corresponding y-values.
All the sets of ordered pairs don't have exactly one y-value that corresponds to each of its x-value except {(0,0),(1,10),(10,4),(-1,-7)}.
Thus, we can say that the ordered pair that represents a function is {(0,0),(1,10),(10,4),(-1,-7)}.
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