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The document discusses functions and how to determine if a relation is a function. It defines a function as a relation where there is exactly one output for every input. It introduces the vertical line test as a way to recognize functions - if a vertical line can only intersect the graph of a relation at most once, it is a function.













Objective of recognizing functions and using function notation, defining relations and functions.
Understanding input-output relationships through tables showing function relationships.
Determining if given equations represent functions with input-output charts.
Introducing the Vertical Line Test as a method to check if a relation is a function.
Further application of the Vertical Line Test to evaluate various relations.
Additional examples of applying the Vertical Line Test to check for a function.
Concluding insights on applying the Vertical Line Test with various relations.
Combining multiple relations and results from the Vertical Line Test implementation.
Evaluating whether several given relations qualify as functions with examples.
Introduction to function notation, essential for discussing functions and relations.
Presenting upcoming exercise to evaluate specific functions over designated domains.
Instructions for graphing a linear function using axis values illustration.