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Which set of ordered pairs does not represent a function?

{(1,−8),(8,−2),(−7,−4),(−7,3)}
{(8, 3), (-2, -8), (-5, -8), (-6, -5)}
{(−2,4),(9,−8),(1,−4),(−1,−4)}
{(−8,−3),(−3,1),(6,−3),(4,0)}

Respuesta :

The ordered pair that does not represents a function is as follows:

{(1,−8),(8,−2),(−7,−4),(−7,3)}

What is a function?

A function relates an input to an output.

A function relates each element of a set with exactly one element of another set (possibly the same set).

A function is defined with a domain (the set of input values that it takes) as well as a codomain or range (the set of possible values it can return).

A function has to return a value for each element of the domain.

Therefore, the ordered pair that does not represents a function is as follows:

{(1,−8),(8,−2),(−7,−4),(−7,3)}

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