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| Mar3-09, 07:35 AM | #1 |
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MOD x explination please
I am having some troubles with the beggining ideas about modulus and absolute values etc...
i understand the basics about it but get a bit confused when they ask for the sum of different expressions or the product of different expressions eg |x - 1| + |x + 1| < 1 or |x - 2|.|3x + 1| >2 if someone could explain this so its quite easy to understand and NOT just complete these examples but explain the concepts! Much appreciated |
| Mar3-09, 03:41 PM | #2 |
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The general idea is to break up the question into several questions without | |. For example - the first expression:
For x > 1, (x-1)+(x+1) > 1, which becomes 2x > 1, or x > 1/2 (all x in range) For 1> x > -1, (1-x)+(x+1)>1, which becomes 2 >1. (all x in range) For -1 > x, (1-x)-(1+x) > 1, which becomes -2x > 1, or x < -1/2 (all x in range) |
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