Question No.29
Dear Students,
f(x)= x+
We can write f(x) in another way;
f(x)= x+x if x>=0
x-x if x<0
So, f(x) = 2x if x>=0
= 0 if x<0
Here f(x) is mapped to RR
But we see from f(x) that, when x<0 f(x)=0, means every 'x' of function is mapped to 0
So this function is niether one-one nor onto.
Regards.
f(x)= x+
We can write f(x) in another way;
f(x)= x+x if x>=0
x-x if x<0
So, f(x) = 2x if x>=0
= 0 if x<0
Here f(x) is mapped to RR
But we see from f(x) that, when x<0 f(x)=0, means every 'x' of function is mapped to 0
So this function is niether one-one nor onto.
Regards.