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Q # 13Below are the graphs of. y= |X| - 9

Q # 13Below are the graphs of. y= |X| - 9-example-1
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The first graph represents the function y=|x| and the second graph represents the function y=|x|-9.

As you can see they have the same shape.

  • The x-intercepts of the first and second graphs can be obtained substituting y=0, then:

1st graph -


0=|x|,\\x=0.

2nd graph -


0=|x|-9,\\ |x|=9,\\x=\pm 9.

  • The y-intercept can be obtained substituting x=0, then

1st graph -


y=|0|,\\y=0.

2nd graph -


y=|0|-9,\\y=-9.

From the previous statements you can conclude that the graphs have the same shape and the y-intercept of y=|x| is 0, the y-intercept of the second graph is -9.

Answer: correct choice is C.

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