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any one good at piecewise functions?
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Yep.
can u help me?
I hope so. I'd have to see your problem before I can honestly answer that question.
problems 2 - 4
Those are a little hard to read, but here's the general procedure: Divide up the X axis into the separate domains. e.g. for #2, the three zones are x<1, from -1 to 1 and x>1. Take the first function, y=-x and graph it like you would normally, but only include the part that lives in the x<1 zone on your graph.
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Does that make sense?
a little do u want me to type out the problems?
No, but here. I'll draw up a graph and you can 'reply using drawing' to show me what you think they should look like. |dw:1347043765759:dw|
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