Rewrite the equation y=2|x−3|+5 as two linear functions f and g with restricted domains.

The absolute value transforms a negative number into a positive number.

For example

Let z be a real number, then:

| z | It will always be a positive number.

This means that:

If z is a negative number, then:

| z | = -z

If z is a positive number, then:

| z | = z

This means that for the expression the expression y = 2 | x-3 | +5

When then:

| x-3 | = x-3

When x-3 < 0 then:

| x-3 | = - (x-3)

Then we can divide the expression into two functions f (x) and g (x).

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im pretty sure it's 4 beacsue 8/2 equals 4