1) For a graph to be a function, the graph should have a y value
for all points of 'x' and any line drawn parallel to 'y axis'
should not cut the graph at more than one point;
In the given graph, no line drawn parallel to 'y' axis cuts it at
more than one point and the graph is defined throughout its domain;
Hence the graph is a function
2) f(x)= x(x+1)
Rewriting this usign distributive property we get:
f(x) = x2 + x;
We can see that f(x) is not a linear function but is an quadratic
function;
Yes, f(x) represents a function as it is defined for all vlaues of
'x' and has a single f(x) value for all values of x;
3) y = -9x + 15;
x=-5; Rule = -9(-5) + 15 ; output = 60 ;
x=1; Rule = -9(1) + 15 ; Output = 6;
x=3; Rule = -9(3) + 15; Output = -12;
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