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Chapter 4: Q. 13 (page 247)

Is the following the graph of a function? Why or why not?

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No. As there are two values of $y$ for a single value of $x$

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We are given a graph

Explanation

No the given figure is not a function as a function has one value of $y$ for one value of $x$ . And here we can see that there are two values of $y$ for a value of $x$ .

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