Absolute value function is defined as
|x| = x for x ≥ 0;Absolute value function is defined everywhere on real axis. Its graph is depicted below — fig. 1.
[画像:Fig. 1. Graph y = |x|.] Fig. 1. Graph of the absolute value function y = |x|.Function codomain is non-negative half of the real axis: [0, +∞).
Function is symmetrical:
|−x| = |x|Sum and difference of arguments:
|x + y| = |x| + |y|, if signx = signyProduct and ratio of arguments:
|xy| = |x||y|Absolute value derivative:
|x|′ = 1 for x > 0;For 0 the derivative is undefined.
Indefinite integral of the absolute value:
∫ |x| dx = signx x2/2 + Cwhere sign is a signum function and C is an arbitrary constant.
To get absolute value of the number:
abs(−1);To calculate absolute value of the complex number:
abs(−1+i);To get absolute value of the current result:
abs(rslt);To get absolute value of the number z in calculator memory:
abs(mem[z]);Absolute value of the real number is supported in free version of the Librow calculator.
Absolute value of the complex number is supported in professional version of the Librow calculator.