Mathematics, 20.11.2019 21:31 rollercoasterbuddies

Given: r = (√3, √5, √7, √13) why is r not a relation?

r is a sequence

r is not a set of ordered pairs

r is a set of rational numbers

r is a series

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Given: r = (√3, √5, √7, √13) why is r not a relation?

r is a sequence

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