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  • 14-09-2019
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Why is a graph that’s symmetric with respect of X-axis is not the graph of function.

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jolis1796
jolis1796 jolis1796
  • 17-09-2019

Answer:

Because every “x” value has two “y” values.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the graph of a function every value of x has one and only one value of y. So, if we draw a straight line which is parallel to y-axis and it cuts the graph in only one point, this graph will correspond to a function.

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