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irina1246 [14]
2 years ago
9

Select the correct answer. consider this absolute value function. if function f is written as a piecewise function, which piece

will it include?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Elanso [62]2 years ago
7 0

x + 3, x > -3 is the piece which will be included in the given function          f(x) = [ x + 3 ]. This can be obtained by removing modulus and finding the value for x.

<h3>Which piece will the function include?</h3>

Given that,  

f(x) = [ x + 3 ] which is an absolute value function.

Therefore,

| x+3 | > 0

By removing the modulus,

x+3 > 0

x > - 3

Hence x + 3, x > -3 is the piece which will be included in the given function          f(x) = [ x + 3 ].

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Question: Consider this absolute value function.

f(x) = [ x + 3 ]

If function f is written as a piecewise function, which piece will it include?

A. x + 3, x > 3

B. x + 3, x > -3

C. -x + 3, x < -3

D. -x - 3, x < 3

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