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Example Question #41 : Functions And Lines
Which of these would most likely be the equation corresponding to the above graph?
This is an absolute value graph. Its equation takes the form , in which
represent the number of units that the base graph
is translated right and up respectively.
Since the graph of is translated two units right and one unit down,
and
, so the equation would be:
or
Example Question #1 : How To Graph An Absolute Value Function
Give the -intercept(s) of the graph of the function
The graph has no -intercepts.
To find the -intercept(s) of the graph, set
and solve for
.
Rewrite this as the compound equation:
or
Solve each separately:
There are two -intercepts:
Example Question #3331 : Algebra 1
Which of these would most likely be the equation corresponding to the above graph?
This is an absolute value graph. Its equation takes the form , in which
represent the number of units that the base graph
is translated right and up respectively.
Since the graph of is translated three units left and six units down,
and
.
Plug these values into the general form of the equation:
Simplify:
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