Describe how to use the Vertical Line Test and what it can tell us.

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Answer: To use the Vertical Line Test, you draw a line parallel to the y-axis for any value of x and if the line intersects the curve graphed, then the curve is not a function. We use Vertical Line Tests to see if curves are functions.

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