How do you graph y = abs(x+6)?
1 Answer
Apr 22, 2018
See explanation
Explanation:
Let's start by looking at its parent function:
graph{|x| [-9.97, 10.03, -0.6, 9.4]}
Now looking at
https://hellermaayanotmath.wikispaces.com
...we can see the we must shift the entire graph
To do that, we take each point on the graph and subtract
For example:
The point
Once we do that we'll get the following graph...
graph{|x+6| [-14.34, 5.66, -0.88, 9.12]}
...which is the graph of
