does this graph represent a function? why or why not?

the vertical line test is a test you do by drawing a vertical line through the graph of the function if more than one point from the function lies on the line it does not represent a function

in this graph at any part if you draw a vertical line it passes through one point only

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destinygreer49 destinygreer49 · Answer 2 · 2022-02-10T13:34:47+01:00

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Okay so what you need to know here is for a graph to be considered a function it has to pass the vertical line test. This means that if a vertical line is moved across the graph and touches the graph at only one point, then it is considered a function. But if the vertical line touches the graph at more than one point, then it is not considered a function.

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But for this graph, I know it wouldn't be A, B, or C...... This is because this and it touches the graph at only one point. We know the graph has to pass the vertical line test to be a function. But we can see here that it does because on the graph it only touches one point as you can see in that attachment. So, It would be D.... I'm pretty sure it is D though. Sorry if it's wrong. I tried to do what I could bcs I'm not really good at math lol

Please mark as brainliest pls and I have attached of graphs that pass the vertical line test to help you understand it better!