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Given the Modulus Function \(f : R \to R\), given by \( f(x) = |\;x\;|\), where\( |\;x\;|\; is\; x\), if \(x\) is positive or \(0\) and \(|\;x\;|\; is\; \) \(-\)\(x\), if \( x\) is negative. Is $f$ one-one or onto?
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Show that the Modulus Function \(f : R \to R\), given by \( f(x) = |\;x\;|\), is neither one-one nor onto, where\( |\;x\;|\; is\; x\), if \(x\) is positive or \(0\) and \(|\;x\;|\; is\; \) \(-\)\(x\), if \( x\) is negative.
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