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mathdad
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The definition of absolute value states the following:
| x | = x when x is > or = 0
| x | = -x when x < 0
I can use the above definition to rewrite expressions that do not contain absolute values.
| x^4 + 1 |
Since x^4 + 1 > 0, then the answer is simply the expression itself or x^4 + 1.
Correct?
| x | = x when x is > or = 0
| x | = -x when x < 0
I can use the above definition to rewrite expressions that do not contain absolute values.
| x^4 + 1 |
Since x^4 + 1 > 0, then the answer is simply the expression itself or x^4 + 1.
Correct?