Tommy paid $8.25 for three pounds of gummy candy.Tommy created a graph from the data on his chart. Is his graph correct? Why or Why not?

Notice that the relationship between the number of pounds of gummy candy and the number of dollars that that number of pounds costs is a function because there cannot be two prices for the same number of pounds.
Now, notice that the graph that Tommy creates does not represent a function because it fails the vertical line test at x=3.
Also, from the given table we get that (4,11) is a point of the graph.
Then the graph that Tommy creates is not correct.
Answer: No, because the graph does not represent a function and the point (4,11) is not part of the graph.