SOLUTION: Draw a picture of each of the functions below, and explain whether or not each is a function, and how you know. (There are 4 graphs with these 4 functions because you also have to
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Question 687196: Draw a picture of each of the functions below, and explain whether or not each is a function, and how you know. (There are 4 graphs with these 4 functions because you also have to draw these functions but I didn't know how to put the graph here)
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It's the one that has y^2 in it because you could have one x value with two different y values ( a positive and a negative, since y^2 is positive for both).
If you you use only you wold have a , which is a .
On a graph, the idea of single valued means that no vertical line would ever cross more than one value.
If it crosses more than once it is still a valid curve, but it would not be a function.
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it is a function
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this is hyperbola
not all hyperbolas are functions, but the one you have a function It can also be written as:
the ones that are functions are in the form of ; whenever is , you do a