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Chapter 8: Q2. (page 403)

draw a mapping diagram that represents a relation with domain -1,0,2 and range 1, 4. Is only one answer possible? Explain.

Short Answer

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There ismore than one possible answer for the given relation.

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01

Step 1. Given Information.

A relation with domain -1,0,2 and range 1, 4.

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Step 2. Explanation.

A possible mapping diagram for our given relation would look like:

Since we can draw more than one mapping diagram for our given relation, therefore, there are more possible answers rather than only one.

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