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OpenStudy (watermelon14):
math question
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
yes?
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
i am kinda stuck how to figure out the range for the graph
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Me too, I haven't got the knowlege. Sorry.
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
no, it is fine!
OpenStudy (tylerd):
\[f(x)=\left| x \right|\]
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OpenStudy (watermelon14):
yes so do i plug in the x values in ?
OpenStudy (tylerd):
what exactly are you trying to solve?
OpenStudy (tylerd):
oh range
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
for the range
OpenStudy (tylerd):
the range is the Y values right?
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OpenStudy (watermelon14):
yep
OpenStudy (tylerd):
the lowest that function can be is 0
OpenStudy (tylerd):
it cant be negative
OpenStudy (tylerd):
for the y value
OpenStudy (tylerd):
but it can go to positive infinite
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OpenStudy (watermelon14):
how do i know though???
OpenStudy (tylerd):
what happens when you put in f(4000000000000)=?
OpenStudy (tylerd):
er
f(-99999999999999999999999)
OpenStudy (tylerd):
it always come out positive
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
so the range is only 0 ?
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OpenStudy (tylerd):
the range is between 0 and positive infinity
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
hmmmm... so is that also all real numbers ?
OpenStudy (tylerd):
dont think so because real numbers can be negative
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
thanks, so what are the steps to figuring that out
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
sorry but i am kinda confused :(
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OpenStudy (tylerd):
well, if you look at the graph
OpenStudy (tylerd):
you see that no matter what the output is positive
OpenStudy (tylerd):
the output is the range
OpenStudy (tylerd):
it does not go below 0, but it can be = to 0
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
yess so far so good
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OpenStudy (watermelon14):
then how did you get positive infinity ?
OpenStudy (tylerd):
well, it goes on forever so
OpenStudy (tylerd):
it goes on forever and it cant be negative
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
oh okay i see thank u for all your help! :)
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
@TylerD i have another question
how would i find the general equation ?
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OpenStudy (tylerd):
i think thats just f(x)=absolute value of x
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
oh so the same as the parent ??
OpenStudy (watermelon14):
okay i got it thanks for the help :D