Asked by Elizabeth
How do you do Absolute Value Functions with graphs?
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Answered by
Bosnian
Go to:
en wikipedia org
And type:Absolute value
You will see everything about Asolute Value including graph.
en wikipedia org
And type:Absolute value
You will see everything about Asolute Value including graph.
Answered by
michael
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Answered by
E*
The easiest way would be to use a graphing calculator.
Given: |2x+5|+5=4
1. Turn on your graphing calculator and press y=.
2. Once you're there, press 2nd -> 0 -> ENTER.
3. Now you get this: abs(put the absolute value equation) *dont forget to 'close' the parentheses*
It will look like this on your calculator: Y1 = abs(2x+5)+5
4. Press the down arrow on your calculator to move to the next line. Punch in what your absolute value equation is EQUAL/LESS THAN/MORE THAN TO.
Y1 = abs(2x+5)+5
Y2 = 4
Hit Enter.
5. To obtain the table of values from the graph, press 2nd -> GRAPH.
Given: |2x+5|+5=4
1. Turn on your graphing calculator and press y=.
2. Once you're there, press 2nd -> 0 -> ENTER.
3. Now you get this: abs(put the absolute value equation) *dont forget to 'close' the parentheses*
It will look like this on your calculator: Y1 = abs(2x+5)+5
4. Press the down arrow on your calculator to move to the next line. Punch in what your absolute value equation is EQUAL/LESS THAN/MORE THAN TO.
Y1 = abs(2x+5)+5
Y2 = 4
Hit Enter.
5. To obtain the table of values from the graph, press 2nd -> GRAPH.
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