Math, asked by mglazkov91, 9 months ago

Rewrite without absolute value for the given conditions:
y=|x−5|+|x+5|, if x<−5

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Answered by itzmousick24
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Answered by RitaNarine
7

Without absolute value for the given conditions:

y=|x−5|+|x+5|, if x<−5 is equal to  -2x

  • We know absolute vale gives positive output.
  • Therefore if an expression is negative inside the absolute modulus sign, it changes it so as to give a positive value.

For example , imagine x < a.

  • If x is less than a then x - a will be negative.
  • So | x - a | to give a positive value it should be changed to a - x .
  • Since a is greater than x , a - x will be positive.

Now addition inside modulus sign, |x + a | compares x with -a .

  • That is | x +a | can be written as | x - (-a) |.
  • If x > -a , then this is positive
  • else if  x < -a,  it should be changed to -a -x to be positive.

Now in the question, x is less than -5. SO obviously x is less than 5.

  • Therefore | x -5 | should be changed to 5 - x to get positive value.
  • Also | x - (-5) | should be changed to -5 -x to get positive value.
  • Therefore y = 5 - x + -5 - x = -2x

Therefore without absolute value , for x <-5, y = -2x

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