Question

CAN SOMEONE HELL WITH THIS WILL GIVE 5 STARS

Answer 1

Thus both answers are: Positive infinity

Explanation:

The Absolute Value

It's the positive magnitude of a number, regardless of its sign, or zero if the number is zero.

Some examples of absolute values are:

`\mid 4 \mid =4`

`\mid -4 \mid =4`

`\mid 0 \mid =0`

`\mid -107.5 \mid =107.5`

We have the function:

`g(x)=4\mid x-2\mid -3`

As x approaches negative infinity, the absolute value approaches positive infinity, and the whole expression approaches positive infinity.

As x approaches positive infinity, the absolute value approaches positive infinity, and the whole expression approaches positive infinity.

Thus both answers are: Positive infinity