Raymond B. answered 02/11/23
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
a function passes the vertical line test, just one value of y for one value of x
if there are two values of y for one value of x then it's not a function
h(x) = -9/x^2
use a graphing caluculator, if a vertical line goes through the graph intersecting more than once, it's not a function
odd powers are functions such as D) f(x)=7x^7
x^1, x^3,x^5, x^7, x^131, x^7005, all are functions
B) g(x) is a function, as it's the sum or difference of 2 functions
A) v(x) from the graph looks like a function, as it passes the vertical line test
C) h(x) =-9/x^2 is similarly a function
they're all functions, but not all one to one functions,
as then you need to apply the horizontal line test in addition to the vertical line test