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Q 1 Graph the function
Y = |X+2| -3

Q 1 Graph the function Y = |X+2| -3-example-1

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The graph of y = |x+2| -3 is shown below:
Q 1 Graph the function Y = |X+2| -3-example-1
User Towel
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First of all we know the Absolute Value Function that is:


\left | x \right |= \left \{ {{x \ \ \ \ x \geq 0} \atop {-x \ \ \ \ x\ \textless \ 0}} \right.

This is called the Parent Function of the Absolute Value Function.

From the equation:


y=\left | x+2 \right |-3

The term:


\left | x+2 \right |

means that the the Parent Function is shifted two units to the left.

On the other hand, the term:


-3

means that the function
\left | x+2 \right | is shifted three units downward. So the result is the graph shown below

Conclusion: The graph is the second one.
Q 1 Graph the function Y = |X+2| -3-example-1
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