A n s w er : 4 ) b ec a u se ( 2 ; 3 ) → x = 2 an d y = 3 ( 2 ; 4 ) → x = 2 an d y = 4 f or t hi s s am e " x " y = 3 an d y = 4 an d ( 4 ; 5 ) → x = 4 an d y = 5 ( 4 ; 6 ) → x = 4 an d y = 6 f or t hi s s am e " x " y = 5 an d y = 6
Option 4 is not a function because it has the x-value 2 associated with two different y-values, 3 and 4. Therefore, it violates the definition of a function. The other options consist of unique x-values, making them functions.
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