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In the last two sections of this chapter we desire to discuss solving equations & inequalities that have absolute values. We will look at equations along with absolute value in them in this section.
However, before solving first we must have a brief discussion of just what absolute value is.
The notation for the absolute value of p is |p|. Note as well that the absolute value bars are not parentheses and in several cases don't act as parentheses so be careful with them.
There are two ways to describe absolute value. There is geometric definition & a mathematical definition. We will look at both.
We should graph a couple of these to make sure that we can graph them as well. Example : Sketch the graph of the following piecewise function. Solution Now while w
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Properties of f( x ) = b x 1. The graph of f( x ) will always have the point (0,1). Or put another way, f(0) = 1 in spite of of the value of b. 2. For every possible b b x
How do you graph this: (3x + 7, 2x -8); x = -3
how would you divide a negative fraction with a positve fraction
The number of calories needed on a daily basis for a moderately active male is found to be k(calories)= 1108 + ( w + h - a ) where w is his weight in pounds, h is his height in inc
1/1+x+1/y+1/1+z+1/x+1/1+y+1/z=1
if m
x+6=2x+5
what are the steps to find the quotient of two rational expressions?
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