Asked by bob
Fill in the blanks below in order to justify whether or not the mapping shown represents a function.
Set A
7
8
3
Set B
2
-1
-4
6
Answer
Attempt 1 out of 2
The mapping diagram above
a function since
in
where there
.
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I can't see the mapping diagram — could you either upload it or list the arrows (e.g. 7 → 2, 8 → −1, 3 → 6)?
Meanwhile, here are two ready-to-use completions depending on what the diagram shows:
If each element of A has exactly one arrow:
"The mapping diagram above is a function since each element in A maps to exactly one element in B where there are no elements of A with more than one image."
If some element of A has two arrows (so one input has two outputs):
"The mapping diagram above is not a function since [element] in A maps to more than one element in B where there is more than one output for that input."
(Replace [element] with the actual element, e.g. 7.)
Send the actual mappings and I will fill the blanks precisely.
Meanwhile, here are two ready-to-use completions depending on what the diagram shows:
If each element of A has exactly one arrow:
"The mapping diagram above is a function since each element in A maps to exactly one element in B where there are no elements of A with more than one image."
If some element of A has two arrows (so one input has two outputs):
"The mapping diagram above is not a function since [element] in A maps to more than one element in B where there is more than one output for that input."
(Replace [element] with the actual element, e.g. 7.)
Send the actual mappings and I will fill the blanks precisely.
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