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when i was reading a supplementary notes doc from open course ware fro MIT on single variable calculus there was a description about a graphical representation of a single valued function as
" if each line parallel to the y- axis and which passes through a point in the domain intersects the graph at only one point then our function is single valued " my point is since it is a line drawn parallel to the y- axis for each input there will be several outputs ,therefore how come it is a function at all?
" if each line parallel to the y- axis and which passes through a point in the domain intersects the graph at only one point then our function is single valued " my point is since it is a line drawn parallel to the y- axis for each input there will be several outputs ,therefore how come it is a function at all?