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Drag the tiles to the correct locations on the equation. Not all pieces will be used. Consider this absolute value function.
f(x) = \1 +31
How can function fbe rewritten as a piecewise function?
I z 3
I <-3
I <3
1+3
3
I > -3
- - 3
X + 3,
f(x)
1) = {
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