A certain bank assigns one unique number to each savings account. The amount of savings in each account depends on how much the owner deposits into the account. The interest paid on each account depends on how much money is in the account. Which of these relations is not a function? (interest paid, savings account number) (interest paid, amount in savings account) (savings account number, interest paid) (savings account number, amount in savings account)

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Markus Weiss

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24 December, 04:34

A certain bank assigns one unique number to each savings account. The amount of savings in each account depends on how much the owner deposits into the account. The interest paid on each account depends on how much money is in the account. Which of these relations is not a function? (interest paid, savings account number) (interest paid, amount in savings account) (savings account number, interest paid) (savings account number, amount in savings account)

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All the ones with saving account number are not functions because the outcome does not depend on the account number. It depends on the amount in the account and the interest.