1) If a question asks you to graph f(x) = |x+2)
How would I approach this? I graphed it by moving it 2 units to the left and then drawing a line through it. What's the difference between f(x) = |x+2) and f(x) = |x+2|?
2) As for my second question, my paper says to graph f(x) = x^2-2x
Do I just plug in x values and graph? (with a negative parabola?) or do I have to find the y-intercept as well?
Thanks!
How would I approach this? I graphed it by moving it 2 units to the left and then drawing a line through it. What's the difference between f(x) = |x+2) and f(x) = |x+2|?
2) As for my second question, my paper says to graph f(x) = x^2-2x
Do I just plug in x values and graph? (with a negative parabola?) or do I have to find the y-intercept as well?
Thanks!
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yeah u can just plug in values for x, then see what the output of y values are, then u plot the coordinates
as for ur 1st question =/ i nvr seen | ) before o_o only | | sorry
as for ur 1st question =/ i nvr seen | ) before o_o only | | sorry