When a graphed line is vertical, it indicates that the relation is?

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Ducky

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3 December, 02:59

When a graphed line is vertical, it indicates that the relation is?

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Alonso Johnson · Answer 1

Answer:When a vertical line is placed across the plot of this relation, it intersects the graph more than once for some values of x. If a graph shows two or more intersections with a vertical line, then an input (x-coordinate) can have more than one output (y-coordinate), and y is not a function of x.