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Yes, the relation is a function.
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the vertical line test is quite simple, really. You draw imaginary lines vertically down the graph and if at any point the imaginary lines intersect the given graph more than once, it's not a function. That simple, honestly. So, I used an online graphing calculator to graph the points (-6,-2), (-2,6), (0,3), (3,5), and then drew my imaginary lines. they did not intersect more than once so this indicates the relation is a function.
I really hope this helps you:) let me know if you have any more questions about this.
P.S. The lines on the image are nowhere near to straight so I'm sorry about that. freehanding with a mouse is a bit difficult.
Your two equations are at the top, in the box is what each variable represents. Below the box is total liters of the 15%, which is going to equal the total liters for 10% plus the total liters for 25%. Make your percentages into decimals. There’s a total of 30 liters so, x+y needs to equal 30. Isolate a variable, I chose y, you can do either or (isolating x would be more math). Y is going to equal 30-x, substitute that for the Y in the second equation, then you need to distribute 0.25 into 30-x. Then it’s simple math, subtract 7.50 from both sides, add like gets, divide both sides by -0.15, making x=20.
