Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes it's a function.
You may be looking at v which produces m
You may be looking at r which also produces m.
That's fine. Two different x values (the domain) can produce the same y value. Lots of functions do that. (you'll study parabolas pretty soon and all that open up or down have two x values producing the same y value).
If you have a member of the domain producing 2 y values, that doesn't work. That would not be a function.
This example is a function.
