f(15)-f(-15)=?
it depends on the function
Because you are entering the positive value and the negative value in both eqn, if you were adding them, it would be 0. But since you are subtracting the negative value, it will be 2f(x)
function is Let f(x){x if x>0 -x<0
in this case we have x - (-x) = 2x
putting the value 15 in 15 - (-15) = 30
can u help with absolute value
yes
let f(x)=(x+3) which of the following statements hold true A.f(x)=x-3ifx>3 B.f(x)<0 if x=0 C.f(x)=x-3 if x>0 D.f(x)=-(x-3) if x<3
the (x+3) at top are supposed the have straight lines on each side
right that means that you take the magnitude or absolute value of whats inside the straight lines eg if the value of 'the inside' is -4 the absolute value is 4 whether -ve or +ve the +ve value is taken
ok
now if x>3 f(x) > 6 so A is false
ok
if x = 0 what is f(x) equal to?
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i think
no x + 3 = 3 right?
oh yea
so that makes f(x) = mod ( x+3) = 3 (I used mod instead of the vertical lines)
ok
so B is false
ok
what about C if x = 1 say what does that make f(x) ?
4
right so is C correct?
can u help me with morw
well is C correct? C says f(x) = x -3 and x = 1
like diffrent questions
no I need to leave bery soon
can u give me the answer real fast
none are true
how is the graph of y=f(x)=absolute value of x transformed into the graph of g(x)=-2 absolute value of x-5 A.the graph is stretched vertically by the factor of 1/2 B.the graph is reflected about the x axis C.the graph is stretched vertically by a factor of 2 d.the graph is shifted horizonally 5 units to the right E.the graph is shifted horizonally 5 units to the left
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