Question

Given the function g(x) =[x+3]describes the graph of the function including the vertex domain and range

Answer 1

Explanation:

It seems there might be a formatting issue or a missing part in your function notation. Assuming you meant
g(x)=∣x+3∣, the absolute value function:

Vertex: The vertex of the absolute value function
∣x+3∣ is at
(−3,0).

Domain: The domain is all real numbers because you can plug in any real value for
x.

Range: The range
y≥0 since the absolute value of any real number is non-negative.

So, for
g(x)=∣x+3∣, the vertex is at (-3,0)
(−3,0), the domain is all real numbers, and the range is y≥0.