Question

How do you graph `y=abs(x)-10`?

Answer 1

Standard graph of `absx` shifted 10 units down on the `y-`axis.

Explanation:

`y=absx-10`

This is the standard graph of `absx` shifted (transformed) 10 units down (negative) on the `y-` axis. See graph of `y` below.

graph{absx-10 [-32.48, 32.46, -16.24, 16.24]}