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Mathematics, 30.05.2020 21:59, naomicervero

Do the offered pairs below represent a function, a relation, both, or neither?

(-5,1)
(2,-13)
(-5,-23)
(9,-27)

A. relation only
B. function only
C. neither a relation nor a function
D. both a relation and a function

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(-5,1)

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