graph the following function f(x) = { 1+|3-x| if x =/ 3 ; 2 if x=3} Please help, thank you!
@Kira_Yamato
@amistre64
this is a piecewise function, which simply means that the way you graph it depends on what part of the domain you are looking at
f(x) = { 1+|3-x| if x =/ 3 { 2 if x=3 if i see it right |dw:1382971689256:dw| might have the V going in the wrong direction tho
instead of graphing a continuous function, you seperate the rule to match the domain that it is defined for is all
so it would be opening down?
the absolute value parts, maybe ...
i know that at x=3, y=1, at x=0 y=4 .. might be good like that
the idea tho, is that at x=3, we have a different rule to follow. if x=3, y=2; otherwise we follow the y=1+|3-x| definition of the function
ok thank you!
youre welcome
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