Mathematics, 28.04.2021 18:30 steviekeen3

What order does not represent a function {(5, -1),(-6, -7), (-5, - 7), (9,6)} {(8,-1), (-4,-1), (-6,5), (4, -2)} {(8,6),(-1,2), (8, -8),(1,9)}
{(-1,1), (7,-2), (-7, -3), (0, –3)}

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