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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Answer:
1. 47.1% 2. 69.4% 3. 72.9% 4. 55.6%
Step-by-step explanation:
you just have to add both the numbers and divide the one you are trying to find is liked by the total of both.
ex.
what precent of chicago likes rain?
chicago rain 143 snow 59
143+59=202
143/202=70.7%
Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation:
Neither of them are positive because a negative times a positive is always a negative.
now if there is a typo, and these are supposed to be added/subtracted, then that is a different story
