How do you graph

abs(y)=x

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or abs(y)>= x
| y | ¡Ý x
If x = |y|, then you have the following function:

x = {
y, y>0
-y, y<0}

So your graph looks like y = x and y = -x graphed together, both with the domain [0, infinity)
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