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A function must satisfy two main requirements for its outputs: existence and uniqueness. Existence means that for every input in the stated domain, the function must produce an output.
Conditions: The domain is explicitly stated.; The function rule is well-defined for all inputs in the domain.
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A function must satisfy two main requirements for its outputs: existence and uniqueness. Existence means that for every input in the stated domain, the function must produce an output.
Conditions: The domain is explicitly stated.; The function rule is well-defined for all inputs in the domain.
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