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Answered by AlluringNightingale
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Note :

• The modules function (or absolute value function) always gives the non-negative output .

• This function is denoted by |x| .

• It can be defined in following ways :

1) f(x) = |x| = x , if x ≥ 0

= -x , if x < 0

2) f(x) = |x| = max.( x , -x )

• Dom(f) = R

• Range(f) = [0,∞)

Given properties :

1) If |x| < a , then -a < x < a .

2) If |x| ≤ a , then -a ≤ x ≤ a .

3) If |x| > a , then x < -a or x > a (a > 0)

4) If |x| ≥ a , then x ≤ -a or x ≥ a (a > 0)

Explanation :

1) Given : |x| < a

Case1 : Let x > 0 , then |x| = x

Thus , |x| < a

=> x < a

AND

Case2 : Let x < 0 , then |x| = -x

Thus , |x| < a

=> -x < a

=> x > -a

Thus , from both the cases we get ,

x < a and x > -a

=> -a < x < a

=> x € (-a,a)

2) Given : |x| ≤ a

Case1 : Let x ≥ 0 , then |x| = x

Thus , |x| ≤ a

=> x ≤ a

AND

Case2 : Let x < 0 , then |x| = -x

Thus , |x| ≤ a

=> -x ≤ a

=> x ≤ -a

Thus , from both the cases we get ,

x ≤ a and x ≤ -a

=> -a ≤ x ≤ a

=> x € [-a,a]

3) Given : |x| > a

Clearly , the solution of (3) will be the complement of the solution found in (2).

Thus , here x € R - [-a,a]

=> x € (-∞,a)U(a,∞)

4) Given : |x| ≥ a

Clearly , the solution of (4) will be the complement of the solution found in (1).

Thus , here x € R - (-a,a)

=> x € (-∞,a]U[a,∞)


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