Does the vertex of the graph of an absolute value function have to be at the origin
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Does the vertex of the graph of an absolute value function have to be at the origin

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not the vertex.-Yes the origin of the absolute value has to be at the origin of were it hits the y/x axis.......
No, it is similar to a parabola in vertex form:
y =I x-3 I +5 have a vertex at (3,5)
For this equation, when x=0, y=8, not the vertex.

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Yes the origin of the absolute value has to be at the origin of were it hits the y/x axis.
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