TIMED TEST. HELP The standard form of an absolute value function is fx) = a |x-h| + k. Which of the following represents the vertex? O (-k, h) 0 (-h, k) O (k, h) O (h, k)

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TIMED TEST. HELP

The standard form of an absolute value function is fx) = a |x-h| + k. Which of the following represents the vertex?
O (-k, h)
0 (-h, k)
O (k, h)
O (h, k)

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The answer Is B!! Hope this helps

Heng answered Nov 22, 2022

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I believe it is B, k is always y, meaning -h would have to be x

Noway answered Nov 25, 2022

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