Modulus Function
Definition
Definition
The modulus function |x|, also known as the absolute value function, returns the positive value (or zero) of a number. This can be considered as the distance of any given number from zero.
The modulus function |x|, also known as the absolute value function, returns the positive value (or zero) of a number. This can be considered as the distance of any given number from zero.
Examples
Examples
|3| = 3
|3| = 3
|−5| = 5
|−5| = 5
|0| = 0
|0| = 0
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Use the slider to change the type of function.
Use the slider to change the type of function.
Use the Red Points to change the shape of the graph.
Use the Red Points to change the shape of the graph.
Check the box to see the transformation of the graph under a modulus function.
Check the box to see the transformation of the graph under a modulus function.
Solving Modulus Equations
Solving Modulus Equations