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    Constants and variables.

    Constant:-Value that remains unchanged in a problem


    or set of operations even if undetermined.
    Variable:-Value that changes in a scope of a problem
    or set of operations.
    Function

    Dependent and Independent Variable.

    Intervals and Modulus(Absolute Value Function).

    Basic Inequalities and Wavy Curve Method(Generalized


    Method of Intervals).
    Function:-It is like a generator (mapping) and
    associates domain with range.It takes an input and
    produces output.It may be single valued or multi
    valued.Also a function may take more than 1 input.
    For example:-
    Modulus and Basic Inequalities
    Graph
    Definition of |X| of Y=|X|
    Y=f(X)=|X|=X,X>=0
    -X,X<0

    Graph of Y=X(Identity Function)


    Basic Inequalities.

    1.a<=b implies either a<b or a=b.


    2.a<b and b<c =>a<c(transition property,transistive)
    3.a<b => -a>-b,The sign of inequality reverses if both
    sides are multiplied by -1 or other -ve number.
    4.a<c,b<d =>a+c<b+d.
    5.a<b =>ka<kb if k>0 and ka>kb ifk<0.
    6.0<a<b =>a^r<b^r if r>0 and a^r>b^r if r<0.
    7.a+1/a>=2 using A.M.>=G.M. for a>0 and equality
    holds for a=1.
    8.a+1/a<=-2 for a<0 and equality holds for a=-1.
    9.Squaring an Inequality:-If a<b then a^2<b^2 is not always
    true for example.-5<3 but its square 25> 3 square i.e. 9.
    X^2>=0 for all real X.
    If F(x)=AX^2+BX+C,then we try to convert it into perfect
    square form of (X+K)^2+L,where K,L(-R like:-

    (A+B)^2=A^2+B^2+2.A.B
    Modular inequalities:-
    1.|X|<a,-a<X<a./X(-(-a,a).
    2.|X|>a,X>a and X<-a/X(-R-[-a,a] or X(-(- ,-a)U(a, ).
    3.|X|<=a,-a<X<a./X(-[-a,a].
    4.If X<a then |X|<|a|
    5.If X^2>aAA^2 then |X|>|a|.
    6.If AX +BX+C<0,A>0,then X(-( , ) ,alpha,beta
    are the roots of the Q.E.
    7.If AX^2+BX+C>0,A>0, then X(-(- ,-K1)U(K2, )
    8.(X-A)(X-B)<0, A<X<B and B>A.
    9.(X-A)(X-B)>0 ,+inf>X>B,-inf<X<A and B>A.
    Intervals and Wavy Curve method.
    Reciprocal Law:- A>B then1/A<1/B.
    Intervals:-Representation of domain and range of a function
    and solutions of any equation are done on the number line by
    intervals.
    Types of Intervals:-
    1.Closed Intervals:-if A<X<B ,A,B(-R./X(-[A,B]

    2.Open Intervals:-if A<X<B where A,B(-R,/X(-(A,B).

    3.Semi open or semi closed interval:-A<X<B or A<X<B where


    A,B(-R and A<B everywhere.
    Wavy Curve Method(Critical points)
    If f(X)=(X-a )^k *(X-a )^K *.......................*(X-a )^k
    More properties of Modulus:-
    1.|X+Y|<|X|+|Y| ,if X and Y are of opposite sign,XY<0
    2.|X-Y|<|X|+|Y| ,if X and Y are of same sign XY>0.
    3.|X+Y|=|X|+|Y| if X and Y are of same sign or at least one
    of them is zero.
    4.|X-Y|=|X|+|Y| if X and Y are of opposite sign or at least
    one of them is zero.
    ...................................................................................................
    5.p/q>0 or <0 then p.q>0 or<0.
    6.If X<Y then X+a<Y+a.
    Previous Years Questions
    1.The sum of all the real roots of the equation |X-2|^2+|X-2|-2=0 is.....
    ....(IIT-JEE 1997).
    2.Find all real values of X which satisfy X^2-3X+2>0 and
    X^2-2X-4<0. (IITJee-1983)
    3.The number of real solutions of the equation |X|^2-3|X|+2=0
    is:-
    a)4.b)1.c)2.d)2.(IITJee-1982)
    4.Let Y= (X+1)(X-3) .Find all the real values of X for
    (X-2)
    which Y takes real values.(IITJee-1980)
    5.The set of all real numbers x for which X^2 -|X+2|+x>0 is:-
    a.(-inf,-2).b.(-inf,- 2)U(2,inf).c.(-inf,-1)U(1,inf).d.( 2,inf).(IIT jee
    2002)
    6.Solve |X^2+4X+3|+2X+5=0.(IITJEE-1988)

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