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iv is not a functioning graph because the inputs and output are showing no visible pattern and because there is 2 of the same outputs

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i is not a function because there are two of the same inputs for different outputs

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vii is a functioning graph because we can see a steady pattern of inputs and outputs

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ii. is not functional because the outputs on two are the same but inputs arent. Vii. is a functional graph because it has a new output for every input.

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Function ii is consistent because there is only one  button number for a separate candy there a not repeating button numbers for two different candy types.

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vii. is a functional graph because all of the all of the inputs match with the outputs.
ii. is not a functional table because there is two different inputs but they got the same output.

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v is not a function because every input has more than one output.

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i. isnt a functioning graph because the output always changes.

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ii. Is because there are no repetitive numbers.

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vi isn't because it doesn't always stay equal

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i is not consistent. Button #2 gives M&Ns and Duds.
vi is not consistent because the points on the graph don't have a pattern like they would if they were a function.

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ii. is not a function because not all inputs have a unique output.

vii is a functioning graph because it has a unique output for every input.

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vii is a function because every input has only corresponding one output.

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i is not a functioning graph because the inputs don't match up

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i is not a functioning graph because the inputs don't match up

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vii is a functioning graph because both sides are equal in a way

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vii is a functioning graph because both sides are equal in a way

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i. is not a function because the out puts change consistently

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# vi is not a function because it doesn't always keep an equal relationship😊✔

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vii. is functioning because it gives  consistent outputs
iv. is not functioning

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iii. Is not a functioning chart since equal entries dont always give equal outputs.

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vii is a functioning graph because it is equal on both sides

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V.I.I. is a functioning graph because all of the inputs and outputs go together
I. is not a function because the outputs are not consistent

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vii is a functioning graph all input go with the outputs.

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Is not a function

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vii. is a function because each different input has a different output
iii. is not a function because 2 is in the graph twice but they have different outputs

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vii. Is a functioning graph because every input has one corresponding output

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Function: ii. f(6)=7-1 is a function because the equation can be completed
Non function: ii. f(0)=6-1 is not a function because it can't work with an input of 0.

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iii. Is not because some numbers have multiple outputs that are different.

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#vii is a function