Respuesta :
ANSWER
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXPLANATION
For the relation to be a function, there should not two or more points that have the same x coordinates.
[tex](3, 3) (3, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (1, -6) [/tex]
NO
This relation is not a function, because the first two points have the same x-coordinate which is 3.
[tex](3, 3) (5, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (1, -2)[/tex]
YES
This relation is a function because no two points have the same x-coordinates.
[tex](3, 3),(5, -2),(-2, 4) \: and \: (5, 9)[/tex]
NO
This relation is not a function, because the first two points (5,-2) and (5,9) have the same x-coordinate which is 5.
[tex](3, 3) (5, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (4, 9)[/tex]
YES
This relation is a function because no two points have the same x-coordinates.
NO
YES
NO
YES
EXPLANATION
For the relation to be a function, there should not two or more points that have the same x coordinates.
[tex](3, 3) (3, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (1, -6) [/tex]
NO
This relation is not a function, because the first two points have the same x-coordinate which is 3.
[tex](3, 3) (5, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (1, -2)[/tex]
YES
This relation is a function because no two points have the same x-coordinates.
[tex](3, 3),(5, -2),(-2, 4) \: and \: (5, 9)[/tex]
NO
This relation is not a function, because the first two points (5,-2) and (5,9) have the same x-coordinate which is 5.
[tex](3, 3) (5, -2) (-2, 4) \: and \: (4, 9)[/tex]
YES
This relation is a function because no two points have the same x-coordinates.