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Chapter 8-Modulus Function MDIS

This document discusses the modulus function and its properties and graphs. It begins by defining the modulus function and absolute value, and provides examples of evaluating modulus expressions. It then explains how to sketch the graph of a modulus function, which results in a piecewise defined function. Examples are given of sketching the graphs of common modulus functions like f(x)=x, f(x)=2x+3, and how the graph changes when the function is multiplied by a constant or a constant is added. The document concludes with a worksheet providing additional practice problems.

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Chapter 8-Modulus Function MDIS

This document discusses the modulus function and its properties and graphs. It begins by defining the modulus function and absolute value, and provides examples of evaluating modulus expressions. It then explains how to sketch the graph of a modulus function, which results in a piecewise defined function. Examples are given of sketching the graphs of common modulus functions like f(x)=x, f(x)=2x+3, and how the graph changes when the function is multiplied by a constant or a constant is added. The document concludes with a worksheet providing additional practice problems.

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Chapter 8 :

1. Modulus Function :

Modulus Function and its graph

Absolute Value of x , x (a)


-4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4 0

Examples E.g 1 : Give your answers in exact form

Distance of x from 0 on the number line

(b)
x

(c)
0

(d)
x0

1.3

= x

E.g 2 : Solve the following :


3

(a)

-2
x<0

(b)
= -(x)

-e

3 1

(c)

(d)

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(e)

Properties of Absolute Value

Examples

a 0

ab a b

a a b b

an a

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Absolute Value of f(x) , f x


(a)

Examples
E.g 1 Solve the followings

(b)

(c)

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2. Graphs of Modulus Function :

Graphs of y f x

Sketch the graph of y f x


Just reflect the part of the graph of y f x which

is below the x-axis

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Examples 1 : a. Sketch the graph of y x Solution :

b. Sketch the graph of y 2 x 3 Solution :

2 c. Sketch the graph of y x 1

Solution :

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Example 1 :

Solution :

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Sketch the graph of

Examples

y a f x b where a > 0
1. Sketch the graph of y f x

2. Sketch the graph of y a f x

3. Sketch the graph of y a f x b

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Sketch the graph of y a f x b


1. Sketch the graph of y f x

Examples

2. Sketch the graph of y a f x

3. Sketch the graph of y a f x b

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Example 3 :

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Example 4 :

Solution :

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Worksheet : Modulus Function

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Answers :

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