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If $f (x) =\left\{\begin{matrix} |x|,& x ≤1\\2-x,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ then $fof (x)$ is equal to |
$\left\{\begin{matrix}2-|x|,&x<-1\\|x|,& -1≤x ≤1\\|2-x|,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ $\left\{\begin{matrix}|x|,&x<-1\\2-|x|,& -1≤x ≤1\\|2-x|,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ $\left\{\begin{matrix}|2-x|,&x<-1\\|x|,& -1≤x ≤1\\2-|x|,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ none of these |
$\left\{\begin{matrix}2-|x|,&x<-1\\|x|,& -1≤x ≤1\\|2-x|,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ |
We have, $fof (x) = f (f(x))$ $⇒fof (x)=\left\{\begin{matrix}f(|x|),&x ≤1\\f(2-x),&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ $⇒fof (x)=\left\{\begin{matrix}||x||,&if\,-1≤x ≤1\\2-|x|,&if\, x <-1\\|2-x|,&x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ $⇒fof (x)=\left\{\begin{matrix}||x||,&if\,-1≤x ≤1\\2-|x|,&if\, x <-1\\|2-x|,&if\,x>1\end{matrix}\right.$ |