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Relations and Functions A relation is a rule that describes how one set of numbers relates to another. The relationship between the numbers is described with an equation, a list of ordered pairs, or a graph. A function is a relation such that every input has only one matching output. Math 30-15

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7 2 4 Meaning of a Relation: Describe the relationship Write a Rule: xy Write as a Function: You are evaluating an expression for a specific value.

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