1. **State the problem:** Determine whether each given mapping diagram represents a function.
2. **Recall the definition of a function:** A function is a relation where each input (domain element) maps to exactly one output (range element).
3. **Analyze diagram (i):**
- Inputs: a, b, c
- Outputs: d, e
- Mappings: a \to d, b \to e, c \to e
Each input maps to exactly one output.
4. **Conclusion for (i):** This is a function because no input has more than one output.
5. **Analyze diagram (ii):**
- Inputs: a, b, c
- Outputs: d, e
- Mappings: a \to d, b \to d, b \to e, c \to e
Input \textit{b} maps to two outputs (d and e).
6. **Conclusion for (ii):** This is not a function because input \textit{b} has multiple outputs.
**Final answers:**
(i) Function.
(ii) Not a function, because \textit{b} maps to two outputs.
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