Absolute value : The abs function calculates online the absolute value of a number.
Syntax :abs(x), where x is a number
Examples :abs(`-5`) returns 5
To differentiate function absolute value online, it is possible to use the derivative calculator which allows the calculation of the derivative of the absolute value function
The derivative of abs(x) is derivative(`abs(x)`)=`1`
Antiderivative calculator allows to calculate an antiderivative of absolute value function.
An antiderivative of abs(x) is antiderivative(`abs(x)`)=`(x)^2/2`
The limit calculator allows the calculation of limits of the absolute value function.
The limit of abs(x) is limit(`abs(x)`)
The graphing calculator is able to plot absolute value function in its definition interval.
The absolute value of a real number is equal to that number if it is positive, the opposite of this number if it is negative. The absolute value note abs. With this notation :
With the absolute value calculator, the function abs can calculate the absolute value online of a number.
To calculate the absolute value of a number, just enter the number and to apply the function abs. Thus, for calculating the absolute value of the number -5, you must enter abs(`-5`) or directly -5, if the button abs already appears, the result 5 is returned.
The derivative of the absolute value is equal to :
The antiderivative of the absolute value is equal to abs(x).
The calculator has a solver that allows him to solve a equation with absolute value . The calculations for obtaining the results are detailed, so it will be possible to solve equations like `|x|=2` or like `|2*x+4|=3` or like `|(x^2-1)|=1` with the steps calculations.
The absolute value function is an even function, for every real x, `abs(-x)=abs(x)`. The consequence for the curve representative of the absolute value function is that it admits the axis of the ordinates as axis of symmetry.