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2. Look at the recursive rule. Take absolute of the previous function and down by 1 to get the next function. | 2. Look at the recursive rule. Take absolute of the previous function and down by 1 to get the next function. | ||
− | 3. Count the x intercepts of the each function and find the pattern | + | 3. Count the x intercepts of the each function and find the pattern |
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Revision as of 13:36, 9 February 2014
Problem
Let , and for , let . For how many values of is ?
Solution
1. Draw the graph of f_0(x) by dividing the domain into three parts.
2. Look at the recursive rule. Take absolute of the previous function and down by 1 to get the next function.
3. Count the x intercepts of the each function and find the pattern
(Revised by William Chi)
See Also
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Followed by Problem 25 |
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