Vertical Line Test to Identify Graphs as a Function
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What is the difference between a formula and a function?
Q. Four different graphs for the relation y=f(x) are given below. Which of the following graphs represents function
Q. Which of the following graphs of y=f(x) is NOT Function?
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The point of the form always lies on:
On the line
On the line
Q. Which graphical test is used to find out whether the given graph of equation is a function or not?
- Vertical Line Test
- Horizontal Line Test
- Inclined Line Test
- All of the above
Q.
Does Differentiate Mean Find the Derivative?
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The above graph is of
The above graph is of
- Relation but not a function
- Function but not a relation
- Both Relation and a function
- Neither relation nor function
Q. In the graph given below,
How many maximum values does y can have for one value of x?
How many maximum values does y can have for one value of x?
- 4
- 6
- 8
- 10
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Your friend graphs the function represented by the input-output table. Is your friend correct? Explain your reasoning.
Q. If a relation is given in form of equation, then the relation is , if there is no vertical line exists, which intersects the graph of equation at more than one point.
Q. A relation is a function only if it passes the vertical line test.
- True
- False
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This graph is
This graph is
- Relation not a Function
- Function not a Relation
- Both Relation and a Function
- Neither Function nor Relation
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The above graph is
The above graph is
- Not a relation
- Not a function
- a function