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Which of the following graphs represents a function? If you don’t know then please don’t write “i don’t know” or “I can’t help with that” Just for points.

Which Of The Following Graphs Represents A Function If You Dont Know Then Please Dont Write I Dont Know Or I Cant Help With That Just For Points class=

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Answer:

B. x

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer would be graph x. A function must be that one x value should only have one y value. graph w doesn't work since when you plug in 0, you get two y's. same thing with z. Y doesn't work since at x value of 3, it curves back so x value 2 has 2 y's. X is the only one that each x value has only one y.

Answer:

X

Step-by-step explanation:

For a relationship to be a function, every input has exactly one output, so for every x value there is only one value.

If you look at answer's w and z for x=1 there is two y values, therefore they are not functions, letter Y is tricky. Even though every x value has only one y value, If you were to extend the graph x=0 would have more than one y values.

That leaves X.  If you extend the graph of X every x value will only have one y value so it is a function

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