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Paper 1 · June 2017 · Functions and Graphs

Solve the inequality ∣x−1∣<x|x-1| < x.

A0<x<10 < x < 1
Bx>1x > 1
Cx>12x > \tfrac{1}{2}
Dx<12x < \tfrac{1}{2}

Explanation

Squaring both sides gives (x−1)2<x2(x-1)^2<x^2, i.e. −2x+1<0-2x+1<0, so x>12x>\tfrac12.

Derived from ZIMSEC Mathematics Paper 1, June 2017, Q1

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