The correct option is B 1 - C, 2 - B, 3 - A
We know the graph of y = sin(x). Given functions are obtained by applying modulus function on either x or y or on the sine function.
Hence, the graph of new function will be obtained by some transformations of y = sin(x) graph only.
Let us take y = | sin x |
It implies that the value of y can never be negative. Hence, the graph is obtained by inverting the negative part of y = sin (x) graph in the upward direction. It is shown in graph C.
Now, consider y = sin|x|,
|x| is always non-negative.
positive x and negative value of x will give same output.
So, to plot y = sin|x|, we will ignore the graph of y = sinx along negative x-direction and take the reflection of the graph which is along positive x-axis.
This implies that the graph will be symmetric about y-axis. Its graph is shown in figure B.
Similarly, consider |y| = sinx.
Here, LHS≥0
So, we will ignore the graph where sinx is negative.
For the graph where sinx is non-negative, we have
(y|=sinx⇒y=±sinx
y=−sinx, sinx≥0 can be plotted by taking reflection along x-axis. This implies that graph will be symmetric about x-axis.
So, the correct graph is figure A.