The correct option is A By removing the point (0,5), the above relation will be a function.
Detailed step-by-step solution:
The point coordinates on the given graph are: (−3,−10),(−2,−10),(−1,−5),(0,1),(0,5),(1,3),(2,10),(3,12)
Here for the input 0, there are more than one output, 1 and 5.
So the given relation between the points is not a function.
Hence, the statement in option D is not true.
→ By removing the point (−2,−10) from the graph, the remaining points will be
(−3,−10),(−1,−5),(0,1),(0,5),(1,3),(2,10), and (3,12).
Still here for the input 0, there are more than one output, 1 and 5.
So the new relation between the points is not a function.
Hence, the statement given in option A is not true.
→ By removing the point (0,5) from the graph, the remaining points will be (−3,−10), (−2,−10), (−1,−5), (0,1), (1,3), (2,10), and (3,12),
Here, all the inputs have unique outputs.
So the new relation between the points is a function.
Hence, the statement given in option B is true.
→ A relation cannot be qualified as a function, if one input has more than one output.
But if more than one input has the same output, then that can be considered as a function.
In option C, the reason for the relation not being a function is given as “−10 is the output for the input −3 and −2”, which is not correct.
Hence, the statement given in option C is not true.
So, option B is the correct answer.