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Ari James
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10 January, 03:16
Is this relation a function?
(0,1), (5,6), (7,9)
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Roland Patterson
10 January, 03:22
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Yes because the range values don't repeat
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Bowen
10 January, 03:30
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Yes because the X values do not repeat
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