Select Is a Function or Is not a Function to correctly classify each relation.
<span><span>Title Is a Function Is not a Function</span><span><span><span><span>{<span><span>(<span>3, 7</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>3, 6</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>5, 4</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>4, 7</span>)</span></span>}</span></span>
</span><span><span><span>{<span><span>(<span>1, 5</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>3, 5</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>4, 6</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>6, 4</span>)</span></span>}</span></span>
</span><span><span><span>{<span><span>(<span>2, 3</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>4, 2</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>4, 6</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>5, 8</span>)</span></span>}</span></span>
</span><span><span><span>{<span><span>(<span>0, 4</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>3, 2</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>4, 2</span>)</span>,<span>(<span>6, 5</span>)</span></span>}</span></span>
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The outlier would be the one with (17, 72) coordinates. If interpreted, the child is 17 years old and the number of pages the child reads in a week is 72. He appeared the outlier because his data was too far from the pattern of data relative to the sample.
The answer is C cause if you rotate it the shape looks different but if it had rotational symmetry it could be rotated less than 360 degrees and still look the same
Answer: -3 < or = -j < -7
Step-by-step explanation:
-1 < or = 2-j < -5
-1 -2 < or = -j < -5-2
-3 < or = -j < -7
sorry about the sign.
