In which choice is \( y \) a function of \( x \) ? A \( (0,3),(3,1),(1,3),(3,8) \) B \( (2,9),(5,6),(8,3),(10,1) \) C \( (4,7),(8,2),(4,0),(0,3) \) D \( (6,6),(7,7),(8,8),(6,8) \)
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In order for \( y \) to be a function of \( x \), each input \( x \) must correspond to exactly one output \( y \). Looking at the choices: - In choice A, the input \( 3 \) corresponds to two different \( y \) values (1 and 8), so this does not represent a function. - In choice B, all \( x \) values (2, 5, 8, 10) are unique, corresponding to unique \( y \) values (9, 6, 3, 1). This is a function. - Choice C has the input \( 4 \) corresponding to two different \( y \) values (7 and 0), so it is not a function. - In choice D, the input \( 6 \) corresponds to two different \( y \) values (6 and 8), thus it is not a function either. So, the answer is B!