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Mar 11th, 2002, 06:12 AM
#5
Hyperactive Member
Sorry, I am going to call myself a careless person for putting the 
without checking what you said...
you said
(1.6,8)(16,8)(1 3/5,8)
is equivalent to
(1.6,8)(16,8)(1.6,8) since 1 3/5 is actually 1.6
But it still is a many to one function because a single element in domain is mapped to a unique element in range.
If it is given like ...
(1.6,8)(16,8)(1.6,2)
then 1.6 is mapped to two different values. So it is not a function.
But in (1.6,8)(16,8)(1.6,8)
1.6 is mapped to only one value 8
16 is mapped to only one value 8
So this is a valid many to one function.
This supports my earlier asssumption. I would bet on d.
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