Choose correct answer on each problem The partial sums of the first n and n + 1 numbers of theFibonacci sequence are both divisible by 11. What is thesmallest value of n for which this is true?оо12O10111398Is the following relation a function? y = 3x *7YesNoneUndefinedNoCannot beA letter that represents a number *FunctionsRelationsSetVariableBinary Which of the following statements about functions andrelations is always true?A relation must have at least two ordered pairs.A relation is always a function.O A function is always a relation.Which of the following is a true statement regarding domain,range, relations, and functions?In a relation, domain values can be repeated.Both statements are true.In a function, range values can be repeated.

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Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)

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