Suppose that you could replace the ordered pair (1.4) to make the relation R (shown left) into a
function. Which ordered pair would work?
O (1,2)
(-1,4)
O (23)
(4, 15)
DONE

This is incomplete, but i will answer it in a general way.

A function is something like y = f(x)

You can think in a function like a "machine", that eats an input (x) and transforms it into an output (y).

The functions have a rule: For all the possible inputs, the function can transform them into only one output.

This means that if we have for an input x1.

f(x1) = y1 and f(x1) = y2

So f(x) maps x1 into two different values, y1 and y2, then this is not a function.

Now, you want to change the point (1, 4) of a relationship in order to transform it into a function (so in the relation R we have two points with x = 1, and differet values of y). Then you need to choose the option that in the x-component does not have the same value that one of the other data points of the relation.

the least common denominator is 40

where is the figure