Draw the graph of x = -(b-a) for (i) b < a, (ii) b> a where a, b are constant.
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Given : x = -(b-a)
a, b are constant.
To Find: Draw the graph
(i) b < a, (ii) b> a
Solution:
(i) b < a
=> b - a < 0
=> -(b - a) > 0
x = -(b-a) will be parallel to y axis on right side of y axis
b> a
=> b - a > 0
=> - (b - a) < 0
=> x = -(b-a) will be parallel to y axis on left side of y axis
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