#Why is U = 3?
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the corner of f(x) is at (0,3) from plotting the transformed version of |x|
so the image of f is (-inf,3]
I don't understand
It’s saying what is the range of the function
Or more specifically what set of numbers does the function map the reals to
So we see that there is no minimum value
As increase x and our number becomes more negative
However since you are always subtracting a positive amount
The maximum that function can be is when x is zero ao your subtracting nothing
Leaving just three
This is the function mapping an x onto a y
@jade zinc
Well you have to just look
See if any numbers cannot be made
For example a quadratic say x^2 we know it’s minimum is 0
So it maps all real numbers from 0 to infinity
It can be zero so that’s a closed set, and obviously infinity is an open set as that’s not a value it can take
Thanks for the explanation 👍🏼
Sadly I don't really understand this topic it seems
Do you reccomened any good youtube videos to get a better understanding?
I also noticed by trying a few of these questions that if the question is something like " 8 - 5x" putting in the constant which is 8 in this case is right all the time. Not sure if that is just a coincidence or if I can just keep doing that for these types of questions