How do you graph $y=absx+9$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2018-05-01T04:11:01

$y$ has the standard graph of $absx$ shifted by 9 units positive ("Up") on the $y-$ axis.

$y=absx+9$

Consider the standard graph of $absx$ below.

graph{absx [-41.1, 41.07, -20.54, 20.55]}

Then, $y$ has this standard graph shifted by 9 units positive ("Up") on the $y-$ axis, as below.

graph{absx+9 [-41.1, 41.07, -20.54, 20.55]}

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