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If \(x>1\), what is the value of the function \(y=|x-1|-|x+3|\)?

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Correct answer: \(y=-4\)

For \(x>1\), both \(x-1\) and \(x+3\) are positive. Hence, \(|x-1|=x-1\) and \(|x+3|=x+3\). Therefore, \(y=(x-1)-(x+3)=-4\). Option B results from ignoring the negative sign, while the correct value is the constant \(-4\) for every \(x>1\). Exam tip: Always determine the sign of each expression before removing modulus bars.

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Relations And FunctionsAbsolute ValuePiecewise FunctionsStandard FunctionsGraphs Of Standard FunctionsMathematicsClass 11 Mcq

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