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Chapter 1: Q21. (page 50)

Determine whether each relation is a function. Explain.

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The relation is not a function.

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Step 1. Domain and range of a function.

In a function domain is the set of input (x) values and the range is the set of output (y) values.

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Step 2. definition of the function.

A relation is said to be a function of each element in the domain of the relationship that has a unique value in the range. That is, no element in the domain has more than one value in the range.

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Step 3. Explanation.

Each element of the domain does not have a unique value in the range.

Element 4 of the domain has two different mappings as 5 and 6 in the range.

Thus, the given relationis not a function.

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