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You graph the function f(x)=-|×|-12

in the
standard viewing window of -10 to 10. Will you be
able to see the graph? Explain.​

User Hagyn
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Answer:

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No, you will not see the graph.

When x is 0, y is –12, which is outside the viewing window.

Because the function has been reflected, it opens down.

From x = –10 to x =10, the y-values range from –22 to –12.

Explanation:

User Michael Ellick Ang
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Answer:

See attachment

Explanation:

We want to graph
f(x)=|x|-12 on the interval -10 to 10.

Let
g(x)=|x| be the parent absolute value function.

We can easily graph
f(x)=|x|-12, if we use translation.

When the parent function is shifted downwards by 12 units, we obtain the graph of
f(x)=|x|-12.

The parent function is a v-shaped graph with vertex at the origin.

We shift the parent function down so that its vertex is now at (0,-12) to get the graph of
f(x)=|x|-12 .

See attachment for the graph of
f(x)=|x|-12 on the specified interval.

You graph the function f(x)=-|×|-12 in the standard viewing window of -10 to 10. Will-example-1
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