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, Absolute values



definition
If x = 0 - /Tl 1
eg) 1 21 2 ey) 1-21- follow
· = -
=




x]2
E
·
if x20 0 1T)) = -


Th (x -




2) If /
-


220 (positives
,

(x-2) If <- 20 12/2 (negativel
-




,
*
will - distance from o
b 17-al " distance of i from a




Equations : Form latbl =
c




3
·
If <O - no solution
·

if ( =
0 >
- I solution Isolate absolute values
·
If (10 +
2 solutions



eg)(x
↳ ey) l=%=
-
11 =
3

CC0 : 2 solutions

x =
3 or 1 = 3
-




1 x
-
-




x =
4 x = -



2
y



*
factonse if you can ! ie . -50 =
14 or 22 -



50 = -



14

2
x2 -


64 = 8 x
-




36 =
0



Absolute value function



y
= a(x -




p) +
q

*
big number skinny
shape a = -
·
-
a
↳ a small number a sleep
(p ; q) turning point
=





·
-




a = 0
equation symmetry
-

·
x =
p - for axls or


*
a shifts graph up and down
right
·
p-shifts graph left and

↓ left v + - down
b
-




↳ right --
+ 0
up


Absolute value functions
skerching
aso v
shape - =



-
928 = n

*
calculator work
-into ↳ table mode !
intercepts - let y
=
0


letx
y-int
·
- = 0




turning points <piq) ' opposite sign than in



axis of
symmetry - If (p = 0) than axis is ( = 0




*
remember :
always label axis
,
graph t
turning points

, Finding the equation of the
graph

Method 1 :
Method 2 :

↳ [
determine turning point ep ; q) a =
q y
-




↳ look for i
+y values to substitute p x)
-





find a to complete

Absolute values Inequalities


inequalitytype :




1)(x]
230 : -

((T((
20 :
no solution
2) 13137 -
230 : < >C or < -C

↳ 00 : roue for all real numbers


* when restrict the denominator has an
working fractions it in
with -


*
inequalities are always on the left !

312 7 + 3
-




13 + /




3 = 213 + 7)

2) 3 + (133 etc .


*
If there is a variable on RHS - restrict it
b 13-2x) > + 22 + 11G
ey .




x ? -1



below
number line including everything above and the restrictions

Draw a

↓ look values where in restriction
for overlaps 12. no + an answer .




Solving Absolute values
using Graphs

(g) 1x 3) = 2 2) skerch graphs
-




y = (x
-




3)
2 A
1) Solve :
y
:




x 3 2 7) 3
=
= 2
-
- -


3



x = 5 1 S : V 2
x =

y >
1 : Int
yint ! i
3 5
x 3 10 3) I
-



=
0 =
y
-




x =
3 1 3)
y
= -




3
y
=




T : (0 ; 3)


3) check for points unar overlap
(below graph 2)
11 (15

·
nore : If variable on RHS >
- restrict + make sure it's not included
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