Graphing |f(x)| using f(x)
f(x) is the output or the y-value of the function.
|f(x)| therefore implies the modulus of the function itself
Example
if f(x) =4. |f(x)| = 4
and if f(x) = -4, then |f(x)| =4
Hence , |f(x)| must lie above the X-axis. All the negative part of f(x) is reflected above the X-Axis to get |f(x)|
f(x) = sinx


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