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Will give brainliest! Which statement about the ordered pairs (–2, 9), (0, 9) and (3, 9) is not true? A. The points lie on the graph of a vertical line. B. The points lie on the graph of the equation y = 9. C. The points represent a function. D. The slope of the line between each pair of points is 0.

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--Answer--

A. The points lie on the graph of a vertical line.

--Explanation--

A: The image shows the locations of the 3 ordered pairs. They are on a horizontal (–––) line not a vertical ( | ) line.

B: The y intercept is 9 because the 2nd number of each of the points are a 9.

C: Each x has a y, so they represent functions.

D: There is no rise between each point, its just run, since the points are in a horizontal line. ([tex]\frac{rise}{run}[/tex])

Sorry this answer is late, but I hope it helps!

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