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What is the location of the vertex for the graph of y≥|x-1|

What is the location of the vertex for the graph of y≥|x-1|-example-1
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1) We can find algebraically the vertex of that Absolute Value inequality, by doing this procedure:


\begin{gathered} y\ge|x-1| \\ |x-1|=0 \end{gathered}

2) Since the vertex is where the absolute value is equal to zero, let's solve as an equation, and then treat it back as an inequality to write the answer:


\begin{gathered} |x-1|=0 \\ x=1 \\ --- \end{gathered}

Now let's plug the quantity of "x" we just found to find the y-coordinate:


\begin{gathered} y=|x-1| \\ y=|1-1| \\ y=|0| \\ y=0 \end{gathered}

So the answer is:


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