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Alex
1 year ago
6

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Mathematics
1 answer:
mariarad [96]1 year ago
4 0

The answer to this Question is A

What is Absolute Value Function or so called Modulus Function or Mod function?

It is a function that takes all real values as input and returns same values but +ve in nature eg if you give input as 2, output will be 2 and if you give input as -2, you will get output 2 again

Solution:

We have expression Ix-5I + 2

we know that I anything I , called as mod of anything, is always greater than or equal to zero so if we take its minimum value as 0 and we get 0 + 2 = 2

means this expression cant be less than 2 hence it will be greater than or equal to 2

because minimum value of mod is 0 and we are adding 2 to it hence overall the expression will be greater than 2 only

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