How do you graph # y<|x+2|-2#?
1 Answer
Oct 8, 2017
Explanation:
First, the graph of any absolute value equation looks like a V-shape.
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The -2 outside of the absolute value means you go down 2 (y-axis)
The slope here is just 1 because x literally means 1x.
Because they want the values of y less than the expression, color everything less than that expression.
The graph looks like this:
