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Chapter 1: Q45. (page 16)

For the following figure, name the graph of the given equation or inequality |x|=0.

Short Answer

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The name of the inequality |x|=0is the lineM.

Step by step solution

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Step 1- Check the figure.

Consider the number line.

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Step 2- Name the inequality.

From the figure, check the line for x=0.

Here the inequality indicates the values ofx whose modulus value is equal to 0.

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Step 3- Step description.

The line for x=0is M.

Therefore, the required line segment for the given inequality is M.

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