Math, asked by yakshi51, 6 months ago

find range and domain of 1-|x|​

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Answered by urmiladangi887
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Answer:

your function is defined for any value of x except the value that will make the denominator equal to zero. more specifically , your function 1x will be undefined for x=0 , which means that its domain will be R-{0} , or (‐infinity ,0)U(0, +infinity).

Answered by shivcharangarg38028
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Step-by-step explanation:

1 -  |x|

Domain of this equation :

All real values of x can satisfy this equation.

Thus, domain = R

And,Range of the equation :

 |x|  \geqslant 0

MULTIPLY BOTH THE SIDES BY ()VE SIGN

 -  |x|  \leqslant 0

ADDING BOTH THE SIDES 1 WE GET

1 -  |x|  \leqslant 1

Thus Range =(infinty,1]

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