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Describe how relations and functions are different.

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In a relation\textbf{relation}, there are two sets of elements called inputs and outputs, where the input is mapped to the output in some way. For example, the cost is related to price of the commodity.

A function\textbf{function} is a relation in which each input has only one output.

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