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Graph y = -|x | + 3
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Graph y = -|x | + 3

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The absolute value | | operator predicts that the graph will have a sharp corner around x=0. The minus sign tells you the legs of the graph will point in the negative y direction. The +3 tells you the graph is lifted +3 above the origin.
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