Asked by chazz
What is the meaning of |x+3| (absolute value)and what is its purpose? In other words, where would we use this in real life and why?
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i know it's important in engineering
but let me show some examples
if you want to make a design for (v) shape
you can use f(x) = |x| (you'll get a good shape with acute angle at (0,0)]
for machines
if you don't want to get any negative values you can program it to |f(x)|
in other words this sign ( | | ) protect us from getting a negative value for every thing
and let's say that you want a program to calculate the distance from the value of x=0 to the value of x = 1
you'll get a positive answer
but if you want the distance from x=0 to x = -1
you'll get a negative answer ! and you know a distance can't be a negative value so we use the (||) and you can say ( |answer| )
you'll know much about it when you become an engineer or study math at a high level
but let me show some examples
if you want to make a design for (v) shape
you can use f(x) = |x| (you'll get a good shape with acute angle at (0,0)]
for machines
if you don't want to get any negative values you can program it to |f(x)|
in other words this sign ( | | ) protect us from getting a negative value for every thing
and let's say that you want a program to calculate the distance from the value of x=0 to the value of x = 1
you'll get a positive answer
but if you want the distance from x=0 to x = -1
you'll get a negative answer ! and you know a distance can't be a negative value so we use the (||) and you can say ( |answer| )
you'll know much about it when you become an engineer or study math at a high level
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