Math, asked by resminairwy, 8 months ago

if f (x)=[x]+[x],find f (-2.5)​

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Answered by mani9018
3

Answer:

If f : R -> R is defined by f(x)=x-[x]- 1,2. for x in R, where [x] is the greatest integer exceeding x , then {x in R:f(x)=1,2}=

Answered by rahul123437
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Function

Given:

A function f(x)=[x]+[x].

To find:

f(-2.5)

Explanation:

[ ] this is the symbol of greatest integer in concept of function.

The function  [x]  represents the largest integer not exceeding  x , or greatest integer less than or equal to the number.

So, when we find greatest integer of -2.5, -3 is the integer less than that, and in function, we will find value at -3.

f(x)=[x]+[x]\\\\\implies f(x)=-3+(-3)\\\\\implies f(x)=-6

Hence f(x)=-6.

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