How do you graph #y=-1/2abs(x+6)#?
1 Answer
Oct 23, 2017
Sub in values for
Explanation:
We are first, going to list the transformations of the function before graphing.
- Vertical compression by a factor of
#1/2# . - Reflection along the
#x# -axis. - Horizontal translation
#6# units to the left.
The easiest method to graph the function would be to sub in values for
You should get this:
graph{y=-1/2|x+6| [-10, 10, -5, 5]}