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1. What can you observe about the abscissas of the relations in Set A?
2. What kind of relations are those in Set A?
3. What can you observe about the abscissas of the relations in Set B?
4. What kind of relations are those in Set B?​

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1.In Set A, the relations have no repeated abscissas. In the first relation, three abscissas have the same ordinate. In the second relation, there is no repeated abscissa and there is no repeated ordinate.

2.In the first relation, the relation is many-to one. In the second relation, the relation is one -to- one.

3.In Set B, the relations have an abscissa that is mapped to two or more ordinates.

4.The relations are many- to-one.

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