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

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

0 (-k,n)
o (-h,k)
O (k,n)
O (h,k)

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Answer:

D. (h,k)

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Lachlan Dowding answered Jun 30, 2022

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

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