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Represent the relation as a table.  \n1) {(-7, 1),(-3, 0),(-2, -1),(4, 7),(6, 4)} 2) {(-1, -2),(0, -3),(0, 2),(6, -2),(7, -7)}  \nEach set of ordered pairs represents a relation. 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Represent the relation as a mapping diagram.  \n5) {(-6, -7),(-6, 3),(0, -7),(3, -4),(5, 6)} 6) {(-6, 7),(-5, 6),(3, 5),(3, -4),(6, 4)}  \nEach graph represents a relation. Represent the relation as a table, a set of ordered pairs, and a mapping diagram. 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