The following table gives three different relations.

first, determine if each relation is a function by selecting the correct text in the table.

if the relation is not a function, select which ordered pair would need to change to make the relation a function.

First relation: It's a function. No order pair need to be changed.

Second relation: It's a function. No order pair need to be changed.

Third relation: It's not a function. The ordered pair (5,8) needs to be changed.

Step-by-step explanation:

A function may not have two y-values assigned to the same x-value.

Each x-element of the first relation has only one y-element associated with it. So we conclude that it's a function.

Each x-element of the second relation has only one y-element associated with it. So we conclude that it's a function.

The points (5,8) and (5,2) shows that there are two y-elements (y=8 and y=2) associated with the value x=5. So we conclude that it's not a function.

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