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Write an equation for an absolute value function g ( x ) with a vertex at ( − 1 , − 7 ). Describe the transformations to the parent function f ( x ) = | x | that generate your function g ( x ).

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Answered by harshsingh7699
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Answered by choudharybhavana1209
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So parent function of absolute value is y = | x |. If x is positive, it comes out positive (with x ≥ 0, y = x) and if x is negative, it comes out positive (with x < 0, y = -x) so you create a piecewise function.

Secondly, what is the vertex form of an absolute value function? if you learned vertex form in quadratics, it is the same as in absolute value, so vertex form gives f(x) = a | x - h | + k has a vertex at (h,k), example: F(x) = | x - 4 | - 3 has a vertex at (4,3).

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