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The two sets are \"\" and \"\".

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(a)

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\".

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The set of ordered pairs \"\" is not a function from \"\" to \"\", because

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the element \"\" of set \"\" is paired with more than one element of set \"\", i.e, \"\" and \"\".

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\"\"

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(b)

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\".

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The set of ordered pairs is  \"\"is a function from \"\" to \"\", because

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each element of set \"\" is paired with exactly one element of set \"\".

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\"\"

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(c)

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\".

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\" represents a function from \"\" to \"\", because each element of set \"\" is paired with exactly one element of set \"\".

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Thus, the set of ordered pairs \"\" does not represents a function from \"\" to \"\".

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\"\"

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(d)

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\".

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The set of ordered pairs is \"\" represents a function from \"\" to \"\", because each element of set \"\" is paired with exactly one element of set \"\".

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(a) Not a function.

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(b) function.

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(c)  Not a function.

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(d) Function.